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Use Statewide Contracts
Buy products and services directly from 1,500 vendors using the state’s collective buying power and save money, reduce risk and streamline purchasing.
Search Bid Opportunities
Businesses can sell their goods and services to government agencies and higher education institutions by registering with the Washington’s Electronic Business Solution (WEBS).
How to Work With the State
Register with the state to be considered for bid opportunities, including goods and services, construction and public works, and property leasing.
Find Training
Training for state government employees includes instructor-led classes and on-demand opportunities.
Access EAP Services
State government employees and their family members can turn to the Employee Assistance Program for personal and work-related problems.
Buy Surplus
Recycle, reuse and save money when you purchase items government agencies no longer need.
Success stories
Learn how DES made charging state electric fleet vehicles more efficient for drivers and their accounting departments.
Learn how DES upgraded the historic Temple of Justice to be more energy-efficient and provide staff and visitors a more comfortable experience.
What's new
The Department of Enterprise Services (DES) has completed construction of the replacement Irving R. Newhouse Building.
During the 2025 legislative session, which starts Jan. 13 and ends April 27, we want everyone’s time at the Capitol Campus to be enriching, safe, and enjoyable.
DES led development of the interlocal agreement in partnership with the Squaxin Island Tribe, the cities of Olympia and Tumwater, Thurston County, Port of Olympia, and LOTT Clean Water Alliance. All are members of the project's Funding and Governance Work Group.
Initiatives
Legislative Campus Modernization, or LCM, is a multi-year project to address legislative space needs and critical issues with three historical buildings on the Capitol Campus in Olympia.
State agencies are required to take specific steps to ensure they give Washington state small, diverse, and veteran-owned businesses equitable access to goods and services contracts. We're working on improving equity in public spending to create more opportunities for Washington businesses, which strengthens our communities.