Procurement Programs and Services
Learn about Affirmative Market Program, Environmentally Preferable Products, Vehicle Management, Non-Profit Purchasing, and more.
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Find out about opportunities in the state contracting market for minority and women owned business enterprises.
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The OSD $ave$mart Program is a partnership between OSD and Statewide Contact Vendors to create additional cost savings and opportunities for all eligible entities utilizing Statewide Contracts. These opportunities could be in the form of reduction in cost for a limited time, free training opportunities, and other offerings.
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EPPs are competitively priced, high performance products and services that can be obtained from over three dozen statewide contracts. They can render significant savings while reducing the state's impact on the environment and public health.
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OSD's Quality Assurance (QA) Program assists departments achieve and maintain compliance under procurement regulation 801 CMR 21.00.
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A One-Stop Shop offering a complete range of document printing services.
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Purchase of Service Providers are eligible to purchase off of Statewide Contracts if your organization's name appears on the Eligible Providers list. Check it out.
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Serves as the chief legal and policy advisor to the State Purchasing Agent.Represents OSD in all legal matters.
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Office of Vehicle Management (OVM) is to provide vehicles and services which offer the best value for the Commonwealth. The OVM program is mandated for use by Commonwealth departments. As such, this program is not available to the the general public.
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The Outreach Team is available to provide your organization with information regarding the use of Statewide Contracts and other procurement information.
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The Operational Services Division sets the tuition prices for M.G.L. approved private special education programs for purchase by cities and towns and Commonwealth departments.
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Departments must periodically assess their inventories of equipment, supplies, and materials with the exclusion of land and buildings. Surplus property includes, but is not limited to, office equipment and furniture, clothing, vehicles, and building materials that exceed departmental need. Learn more.
