Doing Business with Sammamish Plateau Water and Sewer District
                
                
                    
                        Sammamish Plateau Water and Sewer District procures products and services necessary for the District's
                        operation. If you are interested in selling products or providing services to the District, the following 
                        information will help you learn how: 
                    
                 
                
                    
                    Shared Procurement Portal
                    
                        The District is a partner in the 
                        Shared Procurement Portal (SPP) 
                        which consists of several public agencies in the greater Seattle area who've partnered together to create a 
                        regional website that consolidates procurement bidding opportunities, making it easy for government and businesses 
                        to work together. This website provides businesses a one-stop shop for seeking access to procurement opportunities 
                        via an online roster system Public Purchase. Businesses may join this portal, hosted by 
                        Public Purchase, by going to the SPP's 
                        Vendor Registration page.  
                    
                    Operating Supplies & Equipment
                    
                        While the purchases of material, supplies and equipment priced over $2,500 do not require a formal competitive 
                        bid or public notice, the District may choose to solicit competitive price quotations, issue an Invitation for 
                        Bid (IFB). These purchases are typically solicited either through the District's online roster program 
                        Public Purchase or via targeted requests to suppliers.
                        Purchases of material, supplies, and equipment priced $2,500 or less does not require a competitive process.  
                      
                    Services
                    
                        The District contracts for various types of services including maintenance, engineering and legal services. 
                        Depending on the estimated cost of the work and other considerations, the District may issue either a Request 
                        for Proposals (RFPs) or Request for Qualifications (RFQs). Per State and District policy, for certain types of 
                        professional services such as those classified as Architectural, Engineering & Surveying services the 
                        District may review, evaluate and select consultants based off their Statements of Qualifications (SOQ). 
                        Consultants who've registered for these kinds of services must upload an SOQ on the City's roster 
                        for viewing to be considered for work with the District.   
                    
                 
                
                    
                    Shared Procurement Portal
                    
                        Public works include all work, construction, alteration, repair or improvement other than ordinary maintenance,
                         executed at the cost of the agency. For public work projects under $300,000, the District may utilize their 
                        Small Public Works Roster (RCW 39.04.155) to solicit bids. To register on the 
                        small public works roster, go to Public Purchase 
                        and select Go To Register. For projects over $300,000, the District advertises in their local newspapers and 
                        posts on their website.  
                    
                    
                        To view the District's current BIDs, RFP's and RFQ's, click on 
                        Bid Information and 
                        click“Bids, RFPs and RFQs”. In addition to posting solicitation information on this website, 
                        the District advertises larger projects in the Legal Notice section of the  
                        Seattle Times or the 
                        Daily Journal of Commerce.    
                    
                    
                        Notifications about most solicitations are sent electronically to businesses registered on our District's 
                        online roster program Public Purchase. To register, 
                        go to the Vendor Registration page on this SPP website. This will take you to 
                        our online roster program Public Purchase where you can select the types of goods or services your business 
                        provides. The District uses NIGP codes to classify what 
                        types of goods or services to solicit.