State Contracting Portal

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• DAS Procurement State Contracts and Master Agreements for Agencies Municipalities Non-Profits

  The State Contracting Portal enables State Agencies, Municipalities and Certain Non-Profit Organizations to search for state solicitations, contracts, master agreements, and vendor information.

• DAS Procurement UNDER CONSTRUCTION

• DAS Procurement Vendor List Myth

  The State Contracting Portal is a single Internet website that hosts all contracting opportunities by Connecticut state agencies.

• DAS Procurement Policy & Regulatory Resources (Statutes, Regulations, etc.)

  DAS Procurement’s goal is to provide agency purchasers with the general information and tools needed to make sound purchasing decisions.

• DAS Procurement Set-Aside Opportunities (Connecticut SBE-MBE)

  The State Contracting Portal enables Connecticut SBE/MBE companies to find business opportunities with the Connecticut State Agencies including those solicitations that have been specifically set-aside for SBE/MBE certified companies.

• DAS and OPM - Waivers of the Bid Process

  Connecticut General Statute Section 4a-58 requires that the Department of Administrative Services post a listing of all contracts that were entered into as a result of a waiver of the competitive process.

• DAS and OPM - Waivers of the Bid Process

  Connecticut General Statute Section 4a-58 requires that the Department of Administrative Services post a listing of all contracts that were entered into as a result of a waiver of the competitive process.

• Federal Surplus Property Program

  The Federal Surplus Program is designed for eligible participants to acquire property belonging to the federal government that is surplus to all federal needs.

• Federal Surplus Property Program

  The Federal Surplus Program is designed for eligible participants to acquire property belonging to the federal government that is surplus to all federal needs.

• Resident Bidder Program

  Multi-Agency program to study in-state contracting preferences and to submit a report to the Governor and the legislature’s Labor Committee.