This chapter contains guidance and directions for local governments and public agencies to increase recycled product procurement.

This policy establishes agency contract reporting requirements under Chapter 39.26 RCW. The purposes of these reporting requirements are to promote state agency contract transparency, to centralize the location of contract purchase information, and to provide the public with agency contract spending information in a searchable manner.

WAC Chapter 200-230 allows the Department of Enterprise Services to establish rules governing the design and placement of commemorative works and works of art on state capitol grounds.

The department shall sell or exchange personal property belonging to the state for which the agency, office, department, or educational institution having custody thereof has no further use, at public or private sale, and cause the moneys realized from the sale of any such property to be paid into the fund from which such property was purchased or, if such fund no longer exists, into the state general fund.

These rules govern local government self-insurance transactions to implement chapter 48.62 RCW, which relates to the management and operations of individual and joint local government property and liability self-insurance programs.

DES is developing rules to support a program that boosts state contracting with small goods and services businesses.

This policy applies whenever an agency intends to purchase or lease goods and/or services under Chapter 39.26 RCW that are only available from a single source as defined in RCW 39.26.010(23).

This law provides authority to the Department of Enterprise Services to acquire real estate for state agencies and other entities as described.

Every state agency having jurisdiction and control of motor vehicles shall adopt transportation policies and procedures. This document addresses the minimum requirements.

This law describes the State Building Code Act and is designed to promote the health, safety, and welfare of residents and users of buildings in Washington state.

This chapter allows the Department of Enterprise Services to govern pedestrian and vehicle traffic on state capitol lands.

State driver standards including related procedures and forms.

Appendix of policies, standards, procedures and forms related to state government transportation governance.

This chapter establishes procedures for getting approval to use departmental, office, agency, institutional, or commission logos on state-owned or controlled vehicles.

This chapter provides several suggested model design, construction, and locations standards for building curb ramps.

The purpose of this policy is to ensure that all procurement professionals and those with acquisition responsibilities use approved, legally compliant strategies that encourage and facilitate the purchase of goods and services from small, diverse, and veteran-owned businesses to the maximum extent possible. Agencies must take action to remove barriers that prevent small, diverse, and veteran-owned businesses from receiving equitable access to state goods and services procurements.

This policy applies to all state executive cabinet agencies and small cabinet agencies (collectively "covered agencies") and is designed to implement Executive Order 18-03.

This chapter describes how surplus property may be offered for sale, transfer, auction, or donation.

This appendix contains links and content for the topics of insurance for state drivers, insurance requirements and coverage for state drivers, and insurance for contractors.

These rules direct the use of public areas of capitol buildings and grounds for free speech, assembly, commercial, and private activities.