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Washington Department of Enterprise Services
Washington Department of Enterprise Services is a state government based in Washington. ProcureTap tracks 407 bids posted by this organization, most commonly in categories such as silvicultural land management, Consulting Services, Training Services.
Recent bids posted by Washington Department of Enterprise Services
Transit Oriented Development Market Analysis & Feasibility Study
Posted Jul 24, 2026Lubricants, Greases & Gear Oil, and DEF
Posted Jul 24, 2026Intercity Transit Hydrogen Tube Trailers RFP 2618
Posted Jul 24, 2026Youth Advisory Committee Coordination
Posted Jul 22, 2026Recording Aerial Extent of Coastal Kelp Canopies
Posted Jul 22, 2026Statewide Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) to CAD System - REBID
Posted Jul 22, 2026SAO History: Research, Writing, and Editorial Services (RFI)
Posted Jul 22, 2026Transition & Re-Entry Services using the Healing to Hope (H2H) Model
Posted Jul 21, 2026FY27 Model Local Government for Cultural Resources Ordinance
Posted Jul 21, 2026Law Enforcement Vehicle Upfit Equipment
Posted Jul 18, 2026Trail TSI
Posted Jul 17, 2026DNR Forest Practices Division Timber Cruise of Cornell Creek
Posted Jul 16, 2026What Washington Department of Enterprise Services usually buys
Top categories from 407 historical bids:
- silvicultural land management — 6 bids
- Consulting Services — 6 bids
- Training Services — 5 bids
- telecommunications services — 4 bids
- land appraisal — 4 bids
- herbicide application — 4 bids
- Roof Replacement — 4 bids
- remediation services — 3 bids
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How to win contracts with Washington Department of Enterprise Services
- Register as a vendor. Most state governments require vendor registration before you can bid. Register through https://pr-webs-vendor.des.wa.gov/BidCalendar.aspx.
- Study recent bid history. Above you can see what Washington Department of Enterprise Services has been buying. Patterns repeat — agencies tend to re-issue similar contracts year over year.
- Watch deadlines closely. Most agency RFPs have a 21-30 day response window. Late submissions are not accepted under any circumstances.
- Match the specifications exactly. Agencies routinely disqualify bids for non-responsiveness to spec — read the RFP carefully and address every requirement.
- Use ProcureTap saved searches. Get an alert the moment a new bid from Washington Department of Enterprise Services matches your criteria.