IT Professional Services (ITPS) Contracts

IT Professional Services (ITPS) is a pool of IT service providers within WEBS, the state's solicitation-notification system.

We are restructuring our (ITPS) statewide contract to create a more consistent and efficient way to buy IT services. The new contracts will address major customer and vendor challenges with the current contract and will provide more opportunities for small, diverse and veteran-owned businesses.

While we work on the restructure, customers can continue to use our current ITPS statewide contract.
Check the latest status of the ITPS solicitations through our planned procurements.

Register in Washington's Electronic Business Solution (WEBS)

Anyone who wants to sell to agencies or buy goods or services using a contract must register in Washington’s Electronic Business Solution (WEBS). All official communication related to the solicitations will be available exclusively through WEBS.

After registering in WEBS:

Businesses can find bid opportunities and sign up for email notifications.
Purchasers can post new solicitations.

IT services will be available through four contracts in 2023

IT Project Management Services
- IT Project Manager Services
- IT Quality Assurance Services
- Contract status: Solicitation 14822 posted in WEBS Feb. 7, 2023. Pre-Bid Conference held on Feb. 22, 2023. Please refer to WEBS for additional solicitation information.
IT Development
- Web Developer
- Application Developer
- Software Tester
- IT Architect
- Contract status: Solicitation 16322 posted in WEBS Feb. 27, 2023. Pre-Bid Conference scheduled for March 13, 2023. Please refer to WEBS for registration information.
Information & Cybersecurity Services
- IT Security Analyst
- Security Engineer
- IT Auditor
- Penetration Tester
IT Consulting
- IT Project Management
- Information Security
- IT Development

What this means for vendors

You must register in WEBS to bid on contracts.
When you register in WEBS, we recommend you sign up to receive email notifications of bid opportunities for products or services you sell.
Vendors on the current ITPS contract must submit a new bid if they want to be on the new contract.
Once we post a new solicitation, you won’t be able to join the existing contract in that category.

What this means for purchasers

The new ITPS contracts will work the same way as the rest of our statewide contracts. You will be able to select a vendor from the contract. We recommend that you request a minimum of three quotes from vendors, with at least one from a small, diverse, or veteran-owned business.

Purchasers will be able to continue using existing contracts until new contracts are awarded.

Stay informed

Sign up for IT Professional Services Rebid news
Sign up for Contracts Connection updates
Sign up for IT Contracts Focus
Purchasers can sign up for sourcing team opportunities through their Customer Communication Profile

Information sessions

The ITPS Contract Team hosts information sessions with purchasers and vendors to help shape the future of ITPS contracts. You can view slides and questions asked during the most recent sessions here: