Procurement plans are agencies' initial estimates of upcoming procurements over a period of three fiscal years. OPM will continue to work with agencies throughout the year to create more competitive opportunities. The Covid-19 pandemic imposed constraints on administrative and planning capacity and created emergency procurement needs related to providing services for vulnerable populations. The Governor issued Executive Order 7GG to accommodate these urgent procurement needs. This disrupted plans to increase the share of competitive contracting in the state for FY 2021-2023. OPM Finance will continue to pursue its procurement strategies and focus on encouraging a more effective, transparent, and competitive procurement processes. This pursuit starts with the FY 2024-2026 procurement plans.
Procurement
Plans FY 24-26
- Chief Medical Examiner
- Connecticut Insurance Department
- Connecticut State Library
- Connecticut Technical Education Career System
- Department of Administrative Services
- Department of Aging and Disability Services
- Department of Agriculture
- Department of Children and Families
- Department of Corrections
- Department of Developmental Services
- Department of Economic and Community Development
- Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection
- Department of Energy and Environmental Protection
- Department of Housing
- Department of Labor - no planned procurements for this period
- Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services
- Department of Motor Vehicles
- Department of Public Health
- Department of Revenue Services
- Department of Social Services
- Department of Transportation
- Division of Criminal Justice
- Office of the Attorney General
- Office of Early Childhood
- Office of Health Strategy
- Office of Higher Education
- Office of Policy and Management
- Office of the Secretary of the State
- Office of the State Comptroller
- Office of the State Treasurer
- State Department of Education
- Teachers' Retirement Board
- Workers' Compensation Commission
- Charter Oak College - no planned procurements for this period
- Chief Medical Examiner
- Connecticut State Library
- Department of Administrative Services
- Department of Aging and Disability Services
- Department of Agriculture
- Department of Children and Families
- Department of Corrections
- Department of Developmental Services
- Department of Economic and Community Development
- Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection
- Department of Energy and Environmental Protection
- Department of Housing
- Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services
- Department of Motor Vehicles
- Department of Public Health
- Department of Social Services
- Department of Transportation
- Division of Criminal Justice
- Office of the Attorney General
- Office of Early Childhood
- Office of Health Strategy
- Office of Higher Education
- Office of Policy and Management
- Office of the Secretary of the State - no planned procurements for this period
- Office of the State Comptroller
- Office of the State Treasurer
- State Department of Education
- Teachers' Retirement Board
- Workers' Compensation Commission
Procurement Plans FY 16-18
- Department of Correction FY 16-18 FY 13-15
- Department of Housing FY 16-18
- Department of Developmental Services FY 16-18 FY 13-15
- Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services FY 16-18 FY 13-15
- Department of Public Health FY 16-18 FY 13-15
- Department of Rehabilitation Services FY 16-18
- Department of Social Services FY 16-18 FY 13-15
- Department of Children and Families FY 16-18 FY 13-15
- Office of Early Childhood FY 16-18
Procurement Schedule (Template)
Procurement Schedule (Template)
This template is provided to assist an agency in developing a procurement schedule. The procurement schedule is one of eight required components in an agency's procurement plan. When fully and properly completed, the schedule will provide all the information required by OPM. Sample Procurement Template
Schedule Amendment
If an agency wishes to change a service from competitive to non-competitive on its approved schedule, a Request To Amend Procurement Schedule must be submitted to OPM, via CORE-CT, at least three months before the service is scheduled for competitive procurement. No requested amendment to the procurement schedule shall be implemented until the agency receives written approval from OPM. An agency should allow at least 15 business days for OPM to review a requested amendment to the procurement schedule. If approved, an agency must publish the amended procurement schedule on its website.
An agency may also decide at any time and for any reason to conduct a competitive procurement for an existing service if it deems it necessary, appropriate, or otherwise in the best interest of the State. In such instances, an agency is required to submit a Request To Amend Procurement Schedule to OPM, via CORE-CT, to rescind an approved program waiver. If approved, the agency must publish the amended procurement schedule on its website. As a courtesy, the agency should also notify any current contractor(s) providing the service about the amended procurement schedule.
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