Doing Business with the State
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P-Card Information for State Employee Cardholders
The Purchasing Card program is co-sponsored by the Department of Administrative Services Procurement Services and the Office of the State Comptroller. It is designed and intended to more effectively meet your purchasing and travel needs.
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DAS Procurement Commodity-Industry Codes
When searching for business opportunities (current solicitations or contracts), DAS offers a field called “Industry Code”.
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State Surplus Property Auctions for Non-Profits to Claim
The Department of Administrative Services, Surplus Property Program is the legally authorized agent in the State for the disposition of all usable property that a state agency deems surplus to its operating needs.
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DAS Procurement Environmentally Preferable Purchasing (EPP) Program Information
Welcome to Connecticut’s Environmentally Preferable Purchasing (EPP) Program home page. Environmentally Preferable Products are products or services that have a lesser or reduced effect on human health and the environment when compared with competing products or services that serve the same purpose.
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P-Card Information for Client Entities (Municipalities, Non-Profits, Schools)
The Purchasing Card program is co-sponsored by the Department of Administrative Services Procurement Services and the Office of the State Comptroller. It is designed and intended to more effectively meet your purchasing and travel needs.
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DAS Procurement Policy & Regulatory Resources (Statutes, Regulations, etc.)
DAS Procurement’s goal is to provide agency purchasers with the general information and tools needed to make sound purchasing decisions.
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State Surplus Vehicles - State Agency Procedures to Surplus
The Department of Administrative Services, Surplus Property Program is the legally authorized agent in the State for the disposition of all usable property that a state agency deems surplus to its operating needs, including vehicles.
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DAS Procurement State Contracting Portal for Contracts
In an effort to ensure all state contracting opportunities are easy to find and accessible by the Supplier community, the State Contracting Portal was developed to create a single location for all Connecticut executive branch government state contracting opportunities.
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P-Card Information for Agency P-Card Coordinators
The P-Card Program is co-sponsored by DAS Procurement and OSC Accounts Payable providing a commercial credit card participating state agencies and client entities for the payment of goods and services.
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Federal Surplus Property Program
The Federal Surplus Program is designed for eligible participants to acquire property belonging to the federal government that is surplus to all federal needs.
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State Surplus Property Auctions for State Agencies to Scrap (All Items)
The Department of Administrative Services State Surplus Property Program is the legally authorized agent in the State for the disposition of all property that a state agency deems as no longer needed, either being surplus or scrap.
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State Surplus Vehicles - State Agency and Municipality Procedures to Purchase
The Department of Administrative Services, Surplus Property Program is the legally authorized agent in the State for the disposition of all usable property that a state agency deems surplus to its operating needs, including vehicles.
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Public Auctions for State Surplus Vehicles
The Department of Administrative Services, Surplus Property Program is the legally authorized agent in the State for the disposition of all usable property that a state agency deems surplus to its operating needs, including vehicles.
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Public Auctions for State Surplus Property
The Department of Administrative Services, Surplus Property Program is the legally authorized agent in the State for the disposition of all usable property that a state agency deems surplus to its operating needs.
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Current Lessors, Lessees, Buyers and Sellers of Real Property to the State of Connecticut
DAS Leasing and Property Transfer conducts real estate transactions on behalf of the State.