The State of Maine operates as a comprehensive government entity focused on maintaining public infrastructure, ensuring public safety, and managing essential state services. Its strategic priorities include the maintenance of a robust transportation and logistics network, the procurement of law enforcement and security equipment, and the upkeep of public facilities.
State of Maine is a government agency with procurement activity across contracts, awards, and contractors. It currently has 40 open contract opportunities.
Spending trends, top contractors, industry breakdown, and recent contract activity.
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The State of Maine operates as a comprehensive government entity focused on maintaining public infrastructure, ensuring public safety, and managing essential state services. Its strategic priorities include the maintenance of a robust transportation and logistics network, the procurement of law enfo...
The State of Maine operates as a comprehensive government entity focused on maintaining public infrastructure, ensuring public safety, and managing essential state services. Its strategic priorities include the maintenance of a robust transportation and logistics network, the procurement of law enforcement and security equipment, and the upkeep of public facilities. Key initiatives are evident in their focus on crisis intervention programs, school safety and transportation, and the management of specialized ammunition and weapon storage.
Procurement patterns indicate a heavy reliance on operational support services, specifically specialized freight trucking, janitorial services, and commercial printing. The agency frequently utilizes subcontracts and solicitations for a diverse range of needs, from professional management consulting and laboratory testing to the acquisition of automotive vehicles and industrial machinery repair.
The agency targets a wide array of industry categories, with a primary focus on transportation, facility maintenance, and manufacturing. They engage with a broad spectrum of vendors, including those in structural metal fabrication, plastics manufacturing, and engineering services. There is a documented preference for utilizing work centers and disadvantaged business enterprises through specific set-aside contracts.
The State of Maine functions as a centralized procurement authority for the region, managing a vast organizational scope that spans from administrative management to public safety and infrastructure. Their procurement structure utilizes a mix of master agreements, solicitations, and subcontracts to support a wide geographic presence across the state.
Procurement analytics
Where State of Maine directs its contract spending, by industry and small-business set-aside program.
Set-Aside Programs
All time
Work Centers - Certified Work Centers as defined in 5 MRSA §1826- B.2.850%
work_center - Certified Work Centers as defined in 5 MRSA §1826-B.2318.8%
Other - Maine Certified Work Centers16.3%
disadvantaged-business-enterprise - Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE)16.3%
other - Open only to certified Work Centers as defined in 5 MRSA §1826-B.2; only approved Work Centers at bid close may bid.16.3%
work centers only - Only certified Work Centers, as defined in 5 MRSA §1826-B.2, may bid; non-Work Center organizations should not submit a bid.16.3%
Work Centers only - Only certified Work Centers, as defined in 5 MRSA §1826-B.2, may bid.16.3%
Sub-agencies(16)
Organizational divisions and offices within State of Maine that manage their own procurement activities.
Senate-confirmed and senior-executive posts at State of Maine and its sub-agencies, as published in the OPM Plum Book. These are leadership positions, not total employees.
Leadership posts
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Filled
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Vacant
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Acting officials
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No senior leadership posts resolved to this agency yet
Recent State of Maine Contracts
The latest contract opportunities posted by this agency, including active solicitations and recent awards.
