Engrossed Substitute Senate Bill 5693 requires DES to provide the IT Contracts Report to the legislative fiscal committees.

The full report helps the state identify and track trends on IT spending, terms of contracts, names of vendors, and types of services delivered. We must gather and analyze all of the IT contracts data to send a yearly report to the legislative fiscal committees by Oct. 31.

These rules govern affordable housing self-insurance transactions to implement RCW 48.64.

WAC Chapter 200-210 describes how the Department of Enterprise Services may grant access to Capitol Lake and nearby lands and roadways.

WAC Chapter 200-320 provides clear, simple, fair, and consistent guidance for RCW 41.06.142, which describes how contracting works for state employees.

This chapter explains the processes the Department of Enterprise Services uses to comply with the Environmental Policy Act.

The purpose of this chapter is to set forth rules and regulations applicable to the purchase of goods and services by, through, or under authority delegated by, the Department of Enterprise Services.

Codifies executive branch agency regulations. Chapter 200-305 covers debarment.

Title 200 WAC created the Department of Enterprise Services out of General Administration, the state printer, parts of Information Services, the Department of Personnel, and parts of the Office of Financial Managment.

These rules define the state capitol grounds and how flags are to be displayed on them.

WAC Chapter 200-600 describes the responsibilities of employees and employers when it comes to training and development.

The purpose of this rulemaking is to make technical edits for clarification and cleanup, clarify DES has delegated authority for enforcement to the Washington State Patrol, and establish an administrative exclusion and appeal process.

These rules allow the Department of Enterprise Services to establish risk management standards to be followed by all state agencies on flood mitigation.

These rules govern local government self-insurance transactions to implement RCW 48.62, which relates to the management and operation of individual and joint local government health and welfare benefit self-insurance programs.

These rules define the procedures the Department of Enterprise Services uses to provide access to public records.

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.

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.

This chapter describes the procedure the Department of Enterprise Services uses to prequalify contractors for a small works roster.

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

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.