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Procurement and Bid Opportunities


Contracts and Purchase Order Report

The Texas Department of Licensing & Regulation currently has active contracts with a value greater than $100,000 and is required to post certain information for active contracts, this includes the statutory authority for non-competitively bid contracts. Pursuant to Government Code 2051.126 (d) & section 2261.256 the Current Contracts and Purchase Orders Report (Excel) is posted.


Current ESBD Postings (TDLR’s Formal solicitations)

452-24-BLC020 RFO Legacy Systems Replacement Project, Posted 8/14/2024, Response Due Date: 9/16/2024 2:00pm CTZ

Please contact Procurement at contracts@tdlr.texas.gov or Charlotte Craig, Manager of Contracts & Procurement at charlotte.craig@tdlr.texas.gov for more information on bid opportunities or contracts.


State Agency Procurement & Contract Management Procedures

TDLR is required to post a contract management guide establishing consistent contracting policies and practices to be followed by the agency that is consistent with the Comptroller’s Texas Procurement and Contract Management Guide. TDLR’S Procurement and Contract Management Guide (PDF) is posted pursuant to Government Code Section 2261.256.

In accordance with state law, the TDLR seeks competition before awarding contracts. In addition, state law provides that state agencies may enter into certain contracts under programs where the competitive bid process takes place at the state level, rather than the agency level, to promote efficiency in contracting and to take advantage of the state’s purchasing power. Procurements with a value of less than $10,000 do not require competitive bidding.


Terms & Conditions

The TDLR Terms & Conditions (T&Cs) apply to all purchase orders and take precedent over all other agreements unless otherwise noted on purchase order and/or contracts.


Historically Underutilized Businesses and Mentor-Protégé Program

The TDLR Procurement section participates in the following programs:

Historically Underutilized Businesses

Mentor-Protégé Program