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Contract Solicitation Opportunities with WSHRC

Under Executive Order 22-10, state agencies are directed to expand access for small businesses in contracting and procurement. At the WSHRC, we are dedicated to open and transparent competition. We work to ensure public funds are invested fairly in the private sector by creating opportunities that are inclusive of small and diverse businesses, including those owned by women, minorities, and veterans.

From 2024 to present, the WSHRC has purchased services from these OMWBE-certified or veteran-owned vendors:

  • AB Public Affairs LLC
  • Avantpage, Inc.
  • Color Graphics
  • Earthworks Recycling
  • Tags Awards and Specialties

Interested vendors are encouraged to regularly check Washington’s Electronic Business Solution (WEBS) for announcements and updates regarding contracting opportunities with Washington State agencies.

For more information about statewide supplier diversity efforts, visit the Department of Enterprise Services and Office of Minority and Women’s Business Enterprises.

Forecasted competitive Solicitations

  • As of January 1, 2026, there are no procurements planned.
  • Updates will be posted by October 1, 2026

Active Competitive Solicitations

  • None at this time.
 

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