Contractors and Vendors

Below is a list of resources for our partners as well as services and information frequently requested by contractors, consultants, and businesses.

Selling Goods and Non-Professional Services to TxDMV

Rules established by the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts (CPA) govern the purchasing practices of TxDMV.

TxDMV Contract Uniform Terms and Conditions (Version 2.1)

TxDMV Supplemental Terms for DIR Cooperative Purchases (Version 1.3)

TxDMV W-9

Where to Start

Register on the Centralized Master Bidders List (CMBL) through the CPA.
State agencies select vendors from the CMBL for solicitations based on the following dollar thresholds:

  • Over $25,000 – Solicitations (IFB, RFP, RFO) are advertised on the open market and posted on the Electronic State Business Daily site. All CMBL-listed vendors under the class and item for the requested commodity or service will receive notice of the solicitation. Solicitations are formal, requiring sealed responses by a specified opening or closing date and time. Other interested vendors may make a written request any time prior to the bid opening date and time.
  • $10,000 to $25,000 – A minimum of three (3) vendors from the CMBL are solicited.
  • Under $10,000 – One quote may be requested from a CMBL vendor for a purchase order award.

Products and Services Purchased by TxDMV include but are not limited to:

  • Computer software
  • Office equipment and supplies
  • Office furniture and modular furniture
  • Temporary personnel services
  • Recycled products
  • Office equipment maintenance
  • Telecommunications
  • Computer equipment and peripherals

Selling IT Services to TxDMV

The Department of Information Resources (DIR)’s Cooperative (Co-op) Contracts program is a streamlined cooperative purchasing program for state and local government, public education, and other public entities in Texas, as well as public entities outside the state.

They currently offer more than 650 cooperative purchasing contracts for technology products and services including hardware, software, staffing services, maintenance, and other services with a high customer demand, such as managed services and technology training. TxDMV purchases professional services through DIR.

Visit the DIR website for instructions and information on how to contract for Cooperative Contracts, Deliverables-Based IT Services (DBITS), Data Center Services (DCS), Information Security Services, or Telecommunications Services.

About webSUB

The following are useful documents and training materials specifically for subcontractors of any county who currently use or will be using the webAGENT-Subcontractor (webSUB) application to process registration renewals.

webSUB System Requirements

Training Material

New User Login Job Aid

Add a User/Agent Job Aid

Manual Inspection Verification Job Aid

Managing Batches Job Aid

Error Codes Job Aid

Senate Bill 20 (84-R) required the Comptroller's office to examine the feasibility and practicality of consolidating state purchasing functions and examine the cost savings to the state.

TxDMV Contract Management Handbook