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State Contracting

Each state has it's own state statues and procurement processes.
We recommend doing a "google search" on the particular state you are interested in doing business with.

State of Wisconsin Contracting

Wisconsin laws and administrative codes govern purchases made by the State of Wisconsin.
The State legislature placed authority and responsibility for all state purchases in the Wisconsin Department of Administration (DOA). DOA established State Bureau of Procurement (SBOP) to implement the state purchasing program. SBOP has further delegated purchasing authority to state agencies.

Want additional training on selling your products/services to the State of Wisconsin?
The Business Procurement Assistance Center offers a comprehensive 2 1/2 hour training seminar titled
"Selling to the State of Wisconsin". For seminar details, visit our seminar page.

The State of Wisconsin purchases over $1,500,000,000 annually. These purchases cover a very wide range of products and services. If you are interested in selling your products or services to the State of Wisconsin, we recommend that you register on Wisconsin's central bidder system, VendorNet. VendorNet is the "One Stop" information site for doing business with the State of Wisconsin.

VendorNet registration is free and provides access to general procurement information and procedures, including how to contact Wisconsin state agency procurement staff, a summary of state purchasing, certified work centers, minority business enterprises (MBEs), recycling and affirmative action programs. Upon registration, you will receive e-mail notices of bid/proposals opportunities over $25,000.

VendorNet does not provide email information on highway or construction projects, however within Vendornet are links to the State agencies who do purchase architectural and engineering services, highway construction, and building construction projects.

If you have additional questions about Wisconsin's VendorNet System call 800-482-7813. Or you may contact our Center for assistance at (608) 243-4490.

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