Doing Business with DOC
DOC purchases goods to operate both prisons and offices, contracts for services to offenders and contracts for construction. Each competitive procurement will specify what must be provided by the vendor or contractor and the due date. All companies, individuals and non-profits are encouraged to compete for business with DOC.
Bidding Opportunities
- Construction Opportunities
- Information Technology (techmall.dis.wa.gov) - Access DOC competitive IT procurements along with those for other state agencies through DIS master contracts.
- Personal and Client Services and Purchased Goods and Services (www.ga.wa.gov) - Access DOC competitive procurements as well as those for other agencies. By registering, you can automatically receive notification of bid opportunities. The site also includes help for small businesses.
Business Opportunities
- Correctional Industries
- Register with the Office of Minority and Women Business Enterprises (www.omwbe.wa.gov) - Certifies eligible firms are minority business enterprises, women business enterprises and economically disadvantaged business enterprises.
- Brochures:
Intergovernmental Contracts
Chapter 39.34 RCW, the Interlocal Cooperation Act, provides the authority for Washington State agencies such as DOC to contract with other governmental entities. These contracts are Intergovernmental agreements (agreements between DOC and other Washington state agencies, other State governments and/or their agencies, cities, counties and tribes of any state, or any agency or part of the Federal government). Copies of these agreements may be obtained through a Public Disclosure request.
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