Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Washington State Department of Revenue.
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Oct 6, 2026
Nov 6, 2026
Conduct general ledger and securities auditing, assisting holders with self-audits, and the collection and delivery of unclaimed property outside the state of Washington.
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City
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Tumwater
County
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Thurston
Address
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6500 Linderson Way SW
Phone Number
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(360) 705-6741
Zip Code
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98501
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This document outlines Agreement Number 80176096 for the Department of Revenue, detailing a transition from an Enterprise Enrollment to a Server Cloud Enrollment. It lists 24 Microsoft license and service line items, with individual pricing and coverage terms. The overall agreement period is from March 1, 2020, to February 28, 2024, although specific license coverage terms extend until February 28, 2025. The total cost before tax for all listed items is $379,639.56.
This document details a Microsoft Volume Licensing Enterprise Enrollment for the Department of Revenue (WA), outlining terms and conditions for desktop products, pricing, and renewal. The enrollment has a 36-month term. An amendment addresses unexpired Software Assurance migration. A specific order confirmation, dated February 5, 2008, lists various Microsoft software products and services purchased through reseller En Pointe Technologies, totaling $266,707.65.
This document outlines an amendment to a Microsoft Volume Licensing Enterprise Enrollment (ID CTM, Enrollment # 6094615) for the Washington State Department of Revenue. The amendment grants temporary extended access to the Home Use Program (HUP) for up to 1,185 eligible home users until March 28, 2016. This HUP access is facilitated by a zero-dollar invoice for one license of Microsoft Office Professional Plus License & Software Assurance (Part Number 269-05623). The agreement involves Microsoft Licensing, GP as the licensor and Compucom as a reseller.
This document is an Amendment (CTM 000-dmills-s-1092) to Microsoft Enterprise Enrollment #6094615. Its primary purpose is to grant temporary extended access to the Home Use Program (HUP) Software Assurance Benefit for up to 1,185 Eligible Home Users of the Department of Revenue. This temporary access is valid until March 28, 2016, and is facilitated by a zero-dollar invoice for one Microsoft Office Professional Plus License & Software Assurance. The amendment was signed by the Department of Revenue on June 13, 2014, and by Microsoft Licensing, GP on July 15, 2014, with the effective date being July 15, 2014.
This document is a Microsoft Volume Licensing Enterprise Signature Form for State and Local government, formalizing an Enterprise Enrollment and an Enterprise Enrollment Amendment between the Department of Revenue (WA) and Microsoft Licensing, GP. The agreement became effective on February 21, 2008, and includes various associated documents and their terms and conditions.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Washington State Department of Revenue
This document outlines the Information Services Strategy for the Department of Revenue, aimed at delivering modern digital capabilities to strengthen trust, simplify compliance, and empower the agency. The strategy details a three-to-five-year direction, operating principles, decision-making frameworks, and a focus on leadership and culture. Key strategic outcomes include creating a clear and accessible customer experience, fostering strong partnerships, maintaining a sense of urgency, promoting a learning culture, empowering staff, and enabling modern technology. The technology strategy prioritizes transforming customer experience, leveraging cloud solutions, integrating AI tools, enhancing service delivery, evolving data and analytics, and modernizing with centralized services.
This IT Strategic Plan for the Department of Revenue outlines a roadmap for leveraging information technology to efficiently collect revenues and fund public services. The plan focuses on five key goals: improving customer experience and data accessibility through technology, delivering high-quality and secure IT systems and services, enhancing communication and collaboration, strengthening the IT team through talent development and recruitment, and prioritizing cost containment and optimization. The overall vision is to achieve the highest level of voluntary compliance by being a trusted leader in tax administration and public service, supported by technology-driven innovation and operational resilience.
Public-sector contacts connected to Washington State Department of Revenue.
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The meeting of the Mitigation Advisory Committee included discussions on various issues, such as the timeline for PFD determinations from the Department of Revenue, options for calculating mitigation, and the use of FY 2008 as a comparison period. The committee also discussed the treatment of annexations and rate changes in mitigation calculations, with a preference expressed for Option 3. Additionally, the committee addressed voluntary sellers, data collection from remote sellers, and the identification of firm closures. They also discussed adjustments for locational changes and the handling of late filers in mitigation calculations.
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