The State of Illinois buys everything from food to trucks to office furniture to consulting services. Since we run social service facilities, office buildings, garages, state parks and more, the State needs virtually everything consumers and businesses need. So chances are we buy what you sell.
We've recently made many improvements to our procurement process, so doing business with Illinois is now easier than ever.
The State purchases more than $10 billion worth of products and services each year. Are you competing for this business?
How to Sell to Illinois
Additional Resources
On August 26, 2008, Governor Blagojevich issued Executive Order No. 3, which governs the awarding of State contracts by State Agencies. The Executive order is aimed at enhancing transparency in the State procurement process and ensuring that the award of State contracts is based solely upon price, quality, service and other merit-based factors.
CMS Director's Memo to Executive Order #3 
Governor's Executive Order #3
On September 25, 2008, the Illinois legislature passed Public Act 095-0971, which contains new registration and reporting requirements for certain State vendors and bidders, as well as additional limitations on campaign contributions by these entities and their affiliates.
Public Act 095-0971
For further information about the requirements see what all state vendors need to know about new ethics requirements .
For registration information visit the State Board of Elections's website at
www.elections.il.gov or call Chicago Office phone: 312-814-6440; Springfield Office phone: 217-782-4141.
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