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Iran investment certification (Indiana)

Indiana requires businesses contracting with the state or local governments, including counties, to certify that they aren't engaged in investment activities in Iran, as defined by state law.

Under IC 5-22-16.5, a contractor must certify that it isn't engaged in investment activities in Iran. Companies on the state's list of those that are can be barred from contracts.

What to do

Most Indiana county bid packages include the certification as a short form or a clause in the bid form. Read it, sign it, and keep a copy. It is one of several standard Indiana certifications, alongside E-Verify.

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Last reviewed Oct 30, 2026. This is general information, not legal advice. Laws and thresholds change; check the current statute and the bid documents.

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