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Gov. Brian P. Kemp, Rep. Soo Hong, and Sen. Mike Hodges (front far left) recognize staff from the Department of Administrative Services Small Business and Supplier Diversity Program, its partner organizations and businesses certified through the new Georgia Business Certification Program at the Georgia Capitol, on March 18, 2024.

The purpose of this website redesign was to provide an easier way for customers to learn about our services, allow visitors to browse information based on who they are, provide a better representation of what we do, and provide a framework to enhance our reach.

As a participant in the Small Business Administration’s (SBA) Business Development 8(a) initiative, Taylor learned that he could access federal surplus personal property, including heavy equipment and other supplies, through the DOAS Surplus Property donation program. 

The Georgia Department of Administrative Services, State Purchasing Division, announces the organizational realignment of the Statewide Purchasing Sourcing Team.

The Georgia Department of Administrative Services, State Purchasing Division, announces a new statewide contract for Commercial Printing Services.

Awareness is key to combatting human trafficking in Georgia. Online awareness training is available to Georgians across the state.

Supplier orientation sessions feature information on how to register your company to be on the state's supplier list and establish your eligibility to receive bid notices. At these sessions, general information will be given about the purchasing process and the various kinds of purchases that are made by government entities.​​

The Mimms Museum of Technology and Art houses one of the most comprehensive collections of technology relics from the digital age. Thanks to a partnership with the DOAS Surplus Property Program, the museum has added a Cray-2 Supercomputer to its collection.