Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Vermont Department of Taxes.
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Oct 16, 2026
The Vermont Office of Purchasing and Contracting issued this printing-services RFP on behalf of the Department of Tax. It concerns Vermont income tax booklets and forms. The posting directs interested bidders to the state purchasing website for bid information and updates.
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Sep 21, 2026
Oct 16, 2026
Procurement of an online solution to locate and identify people, businesses, and assets, including searchable database access for address, telephone, and email information, and batch file exchange capabilities.
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City
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Montpelier
County
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Washington
Phone Number
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(802) 828-2505
Zip Code
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05633-1401
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Vermont Department of Taxes
The House convened to conduct memorial services for a deceased former representative and review several concurrent resolutions, including honors for athletic teams, community advocates, and citizens of the year. Legislative business included the discussion and passage of a bill regarding the transformation of the state's education system. The House also received messages from the Senate regarding various bills and concurred on multiple concurrent resolutions.
The Senate session focused on several legislative and administrative actions. Discussions included the receipt of messages from the House regarding the passage and amendment of various bills related to water quality, hospital care, education system transformation, and recidivism calculation. Several bills were committed to specific committees, including Finance, Natural Resources and Energy, and Appropriations. The Senate confirmed several gubernatorial appointments to the Transportation Board and adopted multiple concurrent resolutions honoring community advocates, Eagle Scouts, and various high school championship sports teams, as well as recognizing Older Americans Month.
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The House of Representatives discussed several legislative matters, including the referral of Senate bills related to primary care payment reform, public libraries, and economic development. The body considered a resolution reaffirming the relationship between Vermont and Taiwan, as well as a concurrent resolution honoring a forestry management award recipient. A significant portion of the session was dedicated to the amendment, debate, and passage of a budget bill, which included appropriations for state maintenance, correctional facility upgrades, and infrastructure. Additionally, the House reviewed legislation concerning the rights of unaccompanied homeless youth, specifically regarding access to services and documentation, and adopted new policies and reporting requirements concerning the transportation and restraint of children in state custody.
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