Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Washington State Employment Security Department.
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Sep 24, 2025
Sep 24, 2027
The State of Washington Employment Security Department seeks approximately 4,714 BOMA rentable square feet of existing office space in Thurston County for a 5-year lease term (minimum 5 years, up to 10 years). Proposers must follow the state's lease documents and retrieve full solicitation documentation from the buyer's vendor portal.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
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Olympia
County
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Thurston
Address
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212 Maple Park Ave SE
Phone Number
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(866) 627-0058
Zip Code
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98501-2347
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This document details Procurement Record PRR-26-0088 for software acquisitions and renewals managed by Wenig, effective from July 2023 to July 2026. It includes an order form (F042001) for Oracle Java SE software licenses from vendor Insight. The document lists two line items with their respective subtotals and an overall 'Grand Total' of $56,676.96, though a discrepancy exists between the sum of line item subtotals and this grand total.
This document details Field Order F041559, a purchase agreement between the Washington State Employment Security Department (Employment Connections) and Carahsoft Technology Corp. for Salesforce and Launchpad licenses. The total cost for this order is $2,404,893.64, effective from January 23, 2023, to January 22, 2024. The agreement includes detailed line items, pricing, and standard terms and conditions.
This document is a Participating Addendum, effective August 1, 2017, between Carahsoft Technology Corporation (Contractor) and the State of Washington (Participating State). It modifies and adds state-specific terms to the NASPO ValuePoint Master Agreement No. AR2472 for Cloud Solutions (2016-2026). The addendum outlines participation rules for Washington entities, contractor registration requirements, quarterly sales reporting obligations, a 1.5% vendor management fee payable to Enterprise Services, and compliance with Washington's statewide IT policies.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Washington State Employment Security Department
This Strategic Plan outlines a vision where everyone in Washington has full access to opportunities and resources to achieve their full potential, contributing to healthy communities by providing equitable access to resources that improve economic security. The plan is structured around three key pillars: "Healthy ESD," which focuses on fostering employee engagement, well-being, and organizational excellence through efficient internal processes and risk management; "Happy Customers," dedicated to delivering safe, accessible, and equitable services, improving customer experience across programs like Unemployment Insurance and Paid Leave, and modernizing digital platforms; and "Bright Future," which involves developing a long-term vision for service delivery, driving innovation for economic security, modernizing legacy systems, and establishing sustainable funding and robust data management.
The committee held a meeting that included a rulemaking update from the Employment Security Department. A significant portion of the session was dedicated to a legislative update, where questions and discussions addressed the Washington Warn Act, public fiscal notes for specific legislative bills, the potential impact of repealing student disqualification for unemployment insurance, eligibility criteria for part-time workers, and the federal oversight of third-party administrators for wage replacement programs.
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The meeting covered key discussions on ASWS Office updates, including FLC grant allotments and the allocation of resources between employers and workers. The committee reviewed the role of DOL WHD in agricultural law enforcement, Foreign Labor Certification compliance issues such as worker arrival delays and human trafficking complaints, and the accuracy of housing location data. Additionally, the committee received updates on workforce services, improvements to WorkSourceWA.com, agency reports on flood disaster relief and the upcoming WIT launch, and addressed inquiries regarding the public availability of wage rate information.
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