To require all state agencies to use cleaning products having properties that minimize potential health and environmental impacts. The Department of General Administration, in consultation with the Department of Health and Department of Ecology, would be responsible for providing guidance to other state agencies to ensure compliance. Contractors and building managers supplying services or leased space to state agencies would be encouraged to comply with these new standards.   Official Text and Analysis.

To provide for consideration of nationally recognized accrediting information to help inform the consultation and guidance provided by the Department to state agencies on selecting and procuring environmentally preferred products. Directs the Department to require use of environmentally preferred products upon renewal of leases and for all new leases.

To provide for the use and reporting of germicidals and disinfectants. Requires biennial reporting from all state agencies that procure or use cleaning products. Removes the provision that a state agency that procured and used only environmentally preferred cleaning products is not required to report. Makes a technical change to substitute "nonpreferred products" for "alternative products" throughout the document.

To clarify that GA must consider nationally recognized accrediting information from multiple sources and corrects a reference to antimicrobiological products..