Guides how DES will delegate goods and services purchasing authority to state agencies, tailored to fulfill the agency's mission.

Guides how DES will delegate limited authority to state agencies for real estate functions and transactions.

Explains which state agencies came together to establish DES: General Administration, the state printer, parts of Information Services, the Department of Personnel, and parts of the Office of Financial Managment.

Created DES to centralize leadership and efficiently and cost-effectively manage resources to support state government's delivery of products and services to agencies and residents.

Establishes the procurement criteria for Direct Buy goods and services purchases, which do not require a competitive process.

Defines the state capitol grounds and how flags are to be displayed on them.

Establishes the requirements and governance related to displays on the state capitol grounds.

Creates process for DES to dispose of real estate property for Washington state.

Provides minimum requirements for driver safety programs. Agencies may use this as a template for their programs.

Requires state agencies to give preference to purchases of electronic products that meet environmental performance standards for reducing or eliminating hazardous materials.

Establishes criteria and qualifications, reporting requirements and timelines, and reporting exemptions for emergency purchases.

Describes the responsibilities of employees and employers for training and development.

Allows DES to update the Capitol Campus use rules, clarify operational coordination between DES and Washington State Patrol (WSP), and establish an administrative exclusion and appeal process.

This policy applies whenever state issued credit cards or similar methods are used to make purchases. State issued credit cards, used by agencies to pay for goods and services, improve efficiency, flexibility, and convenience related to purchasing goods and services.

Ensures efficient, effective, and economical use and management of passenger motor vehicles for the conduct of official state business.

Allows DES to establish flood mitigation risk management standards for all state agencies.

Restricts access to the interior of the Legislative Building Dome to eliminate or reduce health, security, and safety hazards and associated risks.

RCW 43.82.010(13) authorizes the Department of Enterprise Services (DES) to delegate acquisition or disposal of real property, acquisition of leased real property, manage alterations of leased real property, and renew State Leases and Rental Agreements, as the director deems advisable.

This procedure replaces procedures and related processes put in place by the former Department of General Administration.

Sets the standards for managing and operating individual and joint local government health and welfare benefit self-insurance programs.

Requires state agencies to give preference to purchases that contain no mercury, to reduce and eliminate threats to human health and the environment from release of mercury.