Contracting with OSPI

It is the intent of the state to promote open competition and transparency for all contracts for goods and services. All businesses, independent consultants, and other organizations are encouraged to compete for contractual opportunities with OSPI. Learn more about how to work with the state.

It is the responsibility of prospective Consultants to monitor this website for updates and newly released procurements. Additionally, potential Consultants are encouraged to register with Washington's Electronic Business Solution (WEBS) to receive automatic notifications regarding OSPI's contracting opportunities. WEBS is free to use. For more information about WEBS, refer to the Department of Enterprise Services website.

Diversity Inclusion

OSPI supports the Office of Minority and Women's Business Enterprises (OMWBE) efforts to increase state procurement with small, minority-, women-, and veteran-owned businesses.

• View requirements to become certified with OMWBE
• Refer to OMWBE's Why Certify? flyer to learn more about the benefits of becoming a certified minority- or women-owned business or visit OMWBE's website.
• For information on becoming a certified veteran-owned business, visit the Department of Veterans Affairs website.
• For small business resources or for application assistance, refer to OMWBE's Small Business Resources flyer.

Branding & ADA Compliance

All materials created under contract for OSPI must follow the OSPI Style Guide as well as the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0. All videos created under contract for OSPI must follow the OSPI Videography Style Guide.

Competitive Procurements

See a list of competitive contract opportunities.

Sole Source Contracts

See a list of OSPI's current sole source contracts.

Interlocal & Interagency Agreements

See a list of OSPI's current agreements with other agencies and municipalities.

Forecasted Needs Report

See a list of OSPI's forecasted contract and procurement needs, including competitive procurements, Sole Source contracts, and Direct Buy contracts, for the current Fiscal Year. The statewide Supplier Diversity Policy requires all state agencies publicly post a Forecasted Needs Report on their website by October 1 annually.