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• State of Connecticut April Hiring Update

  4/16/2022 by Nick Hermes

  As our nation and state face workforce shortages during the “Great Retirement” and an ultra-competitive job market, the State of Connecticut is addressing its own workforce challenges head-on through collaboration, creativity, and competitiveness...

  Human Resources

• DAS Receives Important Bond Funding

  4/12/2022 by Doug Moore

  With this week’s bond commission meeting, DAS has been approved for a couple of significant repair projects to some of our state facilities. The functions of the State Bond Commission are to determine whether it is in the state’s best interest to a...

  Construction ServicesGovernment Innovation

• Disparity Study Launch

  4/11/2022 by Michelle Gilman

  Today, Governor Lamont – in collaboration with the Connecticut Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities (CHRO) and our team here at the Connecticut Department of Administrative Services (DAS) – announced that after a competitive bidding proces...

  ProcurementSmall & Minority Business

• CET Annual Report Successes

  1/30/2022 by Doug Casey

  The Connecticut Commission for Educational Technology, which operates out of DAS, has played a critical role over the past two years in helping to connect students for any time, anywhere learning.

  CTedTechInformation Technology

• New Request for Information: Blockchain Management

  10/12/2021 by Alison Monroe

  DAS is issuing this Request for Information (RFI) as required by Special Act 21-25 – AN ACT CONCERNING BLOCKCHAIN AND EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES. Blockchain is a system of recording information in a way that makes it difficult or impossible to change, hack, ...

  Government InnovationInformation TechnologyProcurement

• CT Commission for Education Technology highlights National Digital Inclusion Week

  10/7/2021 by Doug Casey

  On Tuesday, Governor Lamont kicked off National Digital Inclusion Week (NDIW) at the Willimantic Public Library to emphasize his administration’s efforts to help families in Connecticut get online and leverage digital tools for learning, work, telehealth, acc...

  CTedTech

• DAS Recognizes National Disability Employment Awareness Month 2021

  10/4/2021 by Renee Lombard

  October 2021 marks the 76th anniversary of National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM). The purpose of NDEAM is to educate people about disability employment issues and celebrate the many and varied contributions of America's workers with disabilit...

  Equal Employment Opportunity

• Exciting Updates Coming to DAS Small and Minority Business Program

  9/27/2021 by Meg Yetishefsky

  On October 1, 2021 more streamlining efforts arecoming to the Department of Administrative Services (DAS) Small and Minority Business certification that creates a more rational and data-driven basis for defining for-profit small businesses. The changesimplif...

  Government InnovationSmall & Minority BusinessProcurementLegislation and Regulations

• Modernizing State Government Operations

  8/5/2021 by Gene Burk

  In July, I joined Governor Lamont in New Canaan when he signed Public Act 2176 that improves businesses access to working with state government, helps Connecticut gain access to cutting-edge technology, and ensures that outdated bureaucratic processes are no...

  Government InnovationProcurement

• The State's General Fund grows due to P-Card usage

  8/3/2021 by Veronica Coty, Kerry DiMatteo

  We’re excited to let you know that the Department of Administrative Services (DAS), in partnership with the Office of the State Comptroller (OSC), accepted a rebate of $1,438,341.70 from JPMorgan Chase, stemming from the State’s use of P-Card services issued b...

  Procurement

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