Department Of Enterprise Services

The Department of Enterprise Services is a Washington State government entity registered in SAM.gov, primarily functioning as a state-level administrative agency focused on providing infrastructure, environmental, and governmental support services. Located in Tumwater, Washington, the organization has been registered in the federal system since October 2011 and maintains an active registration until May 2026. While not a direct federal contract vehicle holder, the Department of Enterprise Services has been active in receiving federal grant sub-awards, demonstrating its capacity to engage in collaborative governmental projects that serve broader public interests.

Recent federal grant sub-awards reveal the Department of Enterprise Services' significant involvement in environmental restoration and emergency response initiatives. The organization has received sub-grants from entities like the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation and the Squaxin Island Tribe, focusing on critical ecological projects such as the Deschutes River estuary restoration. This specific project aims to restore 260 acres of estuary habitat, with objectives including flood risk reduction, community resilience enhancement, and salmon habitat improvement. Additionally, the Department has participated in emergency response efforts, as evidenced by a grant from the Washington State Military Department related to COVID-19 protective measures. These grant awards demonstrate the entity's versatility in addressing environmental conservation, climate adaptation, and public health emergency response, working collaboratively with federal and tribal partners to implement strategically important community and ecological projects.