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VT20260018 (Rev 1)Published May 18, 2026Vermont • Caledonia
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Welcome to VTBuys
Solicitation: Not available
Notice ID: vt_tifications
Department • Vermont official source 2State • VTPosted • —Due • No due date postedBid range • $625,611 - $741,464
Contract snapshot
Federal opportunity from Vermont official source 2. Place of performance: VT.
- Source
- Open on official portal →
- Solicitation
- vt_tifications
- Performance
- VT
- Response
- No due date posted
Live POP
Place of performance
VT
Contracting office
Not listed
Point of Contact
Not available
Agency & Office
Department
Vermont official source 2
Agency
Not available
Subagency
Not available
Office
SOV.VTBuys@vermont.gov
Contracting Office Address
Not available
Applicable wage determinations
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Davis-BaconBest fitstate match
VT20260018 (Rev 1)Published May 18, 2026Vermont • Caledonia
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VT20260061 (Rev 1)Published May 18, 2026Vermont • Grand Isle
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VT20260008 (Rev 1)Published May 18, 2026Vermont • Bennington
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VT20260016 (Rev 1)Published May 18, 2026Vermont • Addison
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Description
Letter from the Commissioner Welcome VTBuys Users, I am pleased to introduce VTBuys, our new eProcurement system that marks a significant advance in modernizing the State of Vermont's procurement practices. VTBuys is not merely a technological upgrade; it is a transformative approach aimed at enhancing efficiency, transparency, and value in our procurement processes. VTBuys exemplifies our commitment to creating a more efficient, transparent, and user-friendly procurement system. The new technology and streamlined processes are designed to make doing business easier with the State of Vermont. Thank you for your continued partnership and support on this journey towards procurement excellence. Wanda Minoli Commissioner, State of Vermont The VTBuys Team's Mission The VTBuys system establishes an efficient and streamlined procurement process for both the Supplier community and the State of Vermont. It offers a transparent, no-cost platform that invites participation from all potential Bidders, thereby expanding business opportunities. VTBuys standardizes procurement practices and contract management and automates procurement activities across the state. The system is designed to enhance customer-centric interactions, reduce redundancies, and promote broader accessibility to business opportunities. More Info About VTBuys We expect VTBuys to attract more local and regional suppliers, giving the State more options and better purchasing opportunities. For businesses, it’s a one-stop shop to register as a supplier, submit paperwork, get bid notifications, and handle all transactions with the state in one place. For state employees, it means easier data entry, a smoother RFP process, a more user-friendly shopping experience, and integration with VISION and STARS. A Brief Glimpse at the Benefits Makes it easier to do business with the State of Vermont Offers built-in compliance and a guided workflow Improves efficiency and transparency around procurement Suppliers & Bidders View our VTBuys training guides and review our presentations to prepare for this change. Agencies and Departments Learn more, view our training guides, and familiarize yourself with our new process. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Check our frequently asked questions page for answers to some of our most common queries. Contact Us Want to stay up to date on the initiative? Subscribe to the VTBuys newsletter! SOV.VTBuys@vermont.gov
Letter from the Commissioner Welcome VTBuys Users, I am pleased to introduce VTBuys, our new eProcurement system that marks a significant advance in modernizing the State of Vermont's procurement practices. VTBuys is not merely a technological upgrade; it is a transformative approach aimed at enhancing efficiency, transparency, and value in our procurement processes. VTBuys exemplifies our commitment to creating a more efficient, transparent, and user-friendly procurement system. The new technology and streamlined processes are designed to make doing business easier with the State of Vermont. Thank you for your continued partnership and support on this journey towards procurement excellence. Wanda Minoli Commissioner, State of Vermont The VTBuys Team's Mission The VTBuys system establishes an efficient and streamlined procurement process for both the Supplier community and the State of Vermont. It offers a transparent, no-cost platform that invites participation from all potential Bidders, thereby expanding business opportunities. VTBuys standardizes procurement practices and contract management and automates procurement activities across the state. The system is designed to enhance customer-centric interactions, reduce redundancies, and promote broader accessibility to business opportunities. More Info About VTBuys We expect VTBuys to attract more local and regional suppliers, giving the State more options and better purchasing opportunities. For businesses, it’s a one-stop shop to register as a supplier, submit paperwork, get bid notifications, and handle all transactions with the state in one place. For state employees, it means easier data entry, a smoother RFP process, a more user-friendly shopping experience, and integration with VISION and STARS. A Brief Glimpse at the Benefits Makes it easier to do business with the State of Vermont Offers built-in compliance and a guided workflow Improves efficiency and transparency around procurement Suppliers & Bidders View our VTBuys training guides and review our presentations to prepare for this change. Agencies and Departments Learn more, view our training guides, and familiarize yourself with our new process. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Check our frequently asked questions page for answers to some of our most common queries. Contact Us Want to stay up to date on the initiative? Subscribe to the VTBuys newsletter! SOV.VTBuys@vermont.gov
Letter from the Commissioner Welcome VTBuys Users, I am pleased to introduce VTBuys, our new eProcurement system that marks a significant advance in modernizing the State of Vermont's procurement practices. VTBuys is not merely a technological upgrade; it is a transformative approach aimed at enhancing efficiency, transparency, and value in our procurement processes. VTBuys exemplifies our commitment to creating a more efficient, transparent, and user-friendly procurement system. The new technology and streamlined processes are designed to make doing business easier with the State of Vermont. Thank you for your continued partnership and support on this journey towards procurement excellence. Wanda Minoli Commissioner, State of Vermont The VTBuys Team's Mission The VTBuys system establishes an efficient and streamlined procurement process for both the Supplier community and the State of Vermont. It offers a transparent, no-cost platform that invites participation from all potential Bidders, thereby expanding business opportunities. VTBuys standardizes procurement practices and contract management and automates procurement activities across the state. The system is designed to enhance customer-centric interactions, reduce redundancies, and promote broader accessibility to business opportunities. More Info About VTBuys We expect VTBuys to attract more local and regional suppliers, giving the State more options and better purchasing opportunities. For businesses, it’s a one-stop shop to register as a supplier, submit paperwork, get bid notifications, and handle all transactions with the state in one place. For state employees, it means easier data entry, a smoother RFP process, a more user-friendly shopping experience, and integration with VISION and STARS. A Brief Glimpse at the Benefits Makes it easier to do business with the State of Vermont Offers built-in compliance and a guided workflow Improves efficiency and transparency around procurement
Letter from the Commissioner Welcome VTBuys Users, I am pleased to introduce VTBuys, our new eProcurement system that marks a significant advance in modernizing the State of Vermont's procurement practices. VTBuys is not merely a technological upgrade; it is a transformative approach aimed at enhancing efficiency, transparency, and value in our procurement processes. VTBuys exemplifies our commitment to creating a more efficient, transparent, and user-friendly procurement system. The new technology and streamlined processes are designed to make doing business easier with the State of Vermont. Thank you for your continued partnership and support on this journey towards procurement excellence. Wanda Minoli Commissioner, State of Vermont The VTBuys Team's Mission The VTBuys system establishes an efficient and streamlined procurement process for both the Supplier community and the State of Vermont. It offers a transparent, no-cost platform that invites participation from all potential Bidders, thereby expanding business opportunities. VTBuys standardizes procurement practices and contract management and automates procurement activities across the state. The system is designed to enhance customer-centric interactions, reduce redundancies, and promote broader accessibility to business opportunities. More Info About VTBuys We expect VTBuys to attract more local and regional suppliers, giving the State more options and better purchasing opportunities. For businesses, it’s a one-stop shop to register as a supplier, submit paperwork, get bid notifications, and handle all transactions with the state in one place. For state employees, it means easier data entry, a smoother RFP process, a more user-friendly shopping experience, and integration with VISION and STARS. A Brief Glimpse at the Benefits Makes it easier to do business with the State of Vermont Offers built-in compliance and a guided workflow Improves efficiency and transparency around procurement
Letter from the Commissioner Welcome VTBuys Users, I am pleased to introduce VTBuys, our new eProcurement system that marks a significant advance in modernizing the State of Vermont's procurement practices. VTBuys is not merely a technological upgrade; it is a transformative approach aimed at enhancing efficiency, transparency, and value in our procurement processes. VTBuys exemplifies our commitment to creating a more efficient, transparent, and user-friendly procurement system. The new technology and streamlined processes are designed to make doing business easier with the State of Vermont. Thank you for your continued partnership and support on this journey towards procurement excellence. Wanda Minoli Commissioner, State of Vermont The VTBuys Team's Mission The VTBuys system establishes an efficient and streamlined procurement process for both the Supplier community and the State of Vermont. It offers a transparent, no-cost platform that invites participation from all potential Bidders, thereby expanding business opportunities. VTBuys standardizes procurement practices and contract management and automates procurement activities across the state. The system is designed to enhance customer-centric interactions, reduce redundancies, and promote broader accessibility to business opportunities. More Info About VTBuys We expect VTBuys to attract more local and regional suppliers, giving the State more options and better purchasing opportunities. For businesses, it’s a one-stop shop to register as a supplier, submit paperwork, get bid notifications, and handle all transactions with the state in one place. For state employees, it means easier data entry, a smoother RFP process, a more user-friendly shopping experience, and integration with VISION and STARS. A Brief Glimpse at the Benefits Makes it easier to do business with the State of Vermont Offers built-in compliance and a guided workflow Improves efficiency and transparency around procurement
Letter from the Commissioner Welcome VTBuys Users, I am pleased to introduce VTBuys, our new eProcurement system that marks a significant advance in modernizing the State of Vermont's procurement practices. VTBuys is not merely a technological upgrade; it is a transformative approach aimed at enhancing efficiency, transparency, and value in our procurement processes. VTBuys exemplifies our commitment to creating a more efficient, transparent, and user-friendly procurement system. The new technology and streamlined processes are designed to make doing business easier with the State of Vermont. Thank you for your continued partnership and support on this journey towards procurement excellence. Wanda Minoli Commissioner, State of Vermont The VTBuys Team's Mission The VTBuys system establishes an efficient and streamlined procurement process for both the Supplier community and the State of Vermont. It offers a transparent, no-cost platform that invites participation from all potential Bidders, thereby expanding business opportunities. VTBuys standardizes procurement practices and contract management and automates procurement activities across the state. The system is designed to e
Advisory bid range
Pricing and bid posture
$625,611 - $741,464
Contractor-side estimate from visible notice metadata, NAICS/PSC, contract type, schedule hints, and BidPulsar workpaper assumptions. Not an IGCE, incumbent price, award value, or government budget.
Floor
$625,611
Target
$662,022
Premium
$741,464
Labor
$329,680
Direct
$32,000
Burden
$221,360
Fee + reserve
$78,022
Target $662,022Hybrid workpaper with explicit assumptions4 modeled rows
This advisory bid range is visible page text for contractors and search engines: it summarizes the modeled floor, target, and premium bid posture for this solicitation.
Market snapshot
Baseline awarded-market signal across all contracting (sample of 400 recent awards; refreshed periodically).
12-month awarded value
$3,515,334,796
Sector total $3,515,334,796 • Share 100.0%
Live
Median
$350,000
P10–P90
$32,216–$3,347,126
Volatility
Volatile200%
Market composition
NAICS share of sector
A simple concentration signal, not a forecast.
100.0%
share
Momentum (last 3 vs prior 3 buckets)
+100%($3,515,334,796)
Deal sizing
$350,000 median
Use as a pricing centerline.
Live signal is computed from awarded notices already observed in the system.
Signals shown are descriptive of observed awards; not a forecast.
Files
Files size/type shown when available.
No public attachments surfaced yet. Some owner portals gate files behind registration, and BidPulsar keeps enriching the package as new public links appear.
BidPulsar Analysis
A practical, capture-style breakdown of fit, requirements, risks, and next steps.
Updated: Feb 27, 2026
Client-ready brief
Executive summary
medium confidencegpt 5.2
This notice is an informational welcome/announcement for VTBuys, the State of Vermont’s new eProcurement system, introduced by Commissioner Wanda Minoli. It describes VTBuys as a no-cost, transparent platform for suppliers to register, submit paperwork, receive bid notifications, and conduct transactions with the state in one place. The state’s goal is to standardize procurement practices and contract management while automating procurement activities across the state. There is no solicitation number, response deadline, or scoped deliverables included, so this is not something to bid directly; it is a signal to prepare to pursue future Vermont opportunities via VTBuys.
VTBuysState of VermonteProcurementsupplier registrationbid notificationscontract managementguided workflowcompliance
What the buyer is trying to do
Drive adoption of VTBuys as the statewide procurement and contract management platform, improve efficiency/transparency, and expand bidder participation (including local and regional suppliers) by centralizing supplier registration, notifications, and transactions; and enable state-side process improvements including integration with VISION and STARS.
Who should pursue this
- No one should bid to this notice as written; it reads as a platform introduction rather than a competitive procurement.
- Any company intending to sell to the State of Vermont should register in VTBuys to be eligible/ready for future solicitations and bid notifications.
Work breakdown
- Supplier onboarding: register as a supplier in VTBuys to access bidding opportunities.
- Compliance/admin readiness: prepare and submit required supplier paperwork through VTBuys (specific documents not listed in this notice).
- Opportunity monitoring: configure bid notifications and monitor the platform for relevant solicitations.
- Internal readiness: review VTBuys training guides/presentations (referenced) to ensure staff can respond via the system.
- Transaction execution: plan to handle transactions with the State of Vermont through VTBuys once opportunities are pursued/awarded.
Response package checklist
- Confirm internal decision to pursue Vermont state opportunities via VTBuys.
- Complete VTBuys supplier registration.
- Collect/prepare supplier paperwork needed for registration/compliance submission in VTBuys (exact items not listed in this notice).
- Set up bid notification preferences and categories within VTBuys.
- Review VTBuys training guides/presentations (referenced in the notice) and ensure proposal/bid staff are trained on the workflow.
- Capture the support contact email for issues/questions: SOV.VTBuys@vermont.gov.
More BidPulsar strategy notesCompliance, pricing, teaming, risks, questions, and coverage notes
Compliance notes
- VTBuys is described as a platform with “built-in compliance and a guided workflow”; specific statutory/contractual compliance requirements are not provided in this notice.
- Submission mechanics for future bids will likely be through VTBuys; ensure your team can use the system end-to-end (registration, notifications, submissions, transactions).
Pricing strategy
- No pricing or evaluation context is provided; treat this as readiness work rather than a priced response.
- For future bids, consider the state’s stated goals (efficiency, transparency, value) when framing price/value narratives in VTBuys submissions.
Teaming and subs
- If you rely on subs/partners for Vermont work, ensure they also register in VTBuys so they can be included compliantly in future responses and contracting workflows.
- Align teaming operations around a single platform workflow (notifications, document exchange, submission timelines) since VTBuys centralizes transactions.
Risks and watchouts
- This is not a solicitation; investing proposal effort here would be wasted—focus on registration and monitoring for actual RFPs/IFBs.
- Key procurement identifiers are missing (solicitation number, deadlines, NAICS/PSC, set-aside), so opportunity qualification cannot be performed from this notice alone.
- Process change risk: teams unfamiliar with VTBuys may miss notifications or make submission errors; mitigate via training guides and internal dry runs.
- Integration note: the state mentions integration with VISION and STARS; future procurements may have process/financial data requirements tied to those systems (not specified here).
Smart questions to ask
- What supplier registration fields and required paperwork/documents must be submitted in VTBuys to be eligible to bid?
- How are bid notifications configured (categories/commodities/keywords), and what is the recommended setup to avoid missing opportunities?
- Are there any cutover dates or timelines for when all Vermont solicitations will be run exclusively through VTBuys?
- Are there file format, size limits, or electronic signature requirements for bid submissions in VTBuys?
- Is there a supplier test environment/sandbox or training instance to practice submissions?
- For support, what is the expected response time and escalation path beyond SOV.VTBuys@vermont.gov?
Source coverage notes
Some notices publish limited source detail. Confirm these points before final bid/no-bid decisions.
- Whether this notice corresponds to any active solicitation (no notice type/solicitation number provided)
- Posted date and response deadline
- NAICS/PSC codes and any set-aside status
- Specific supplier registration requirements and required paperwork list
- Link to the VTBuys portal/training guides referenced in the text
- Place of performance and any agency/office owning future solicitations tied to this announcement
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