# Oregon DAS Reports Modernization Gains

Oregon’s Department of Administrative Services reported three years of statewide gains in agency performance, customer service, hiring, audit follow-up, and technology modernization. The report also cites $12.9 million in annual savings from reducing the state office footprint. It does not announce a solicitation, contract award, or procurement schedule, but the operational results may inform future state facilities and modernization requirements.

- The office-footprint savings may be relevant to facilities planning and space-management services; the report does not identify a specific project or contract opportunity.
- Technology modernization and improvements in agency operations provide context for contractors assessing potential future state needs, but no immediate bid action is identified.
- Procurement teams and industry stakeholders should treat the report as an account of performance and savings—not as an active procurement or a confirmed forecast of agency spending.

**Jurisdictions:** sled
**Industries:** Construction & Infrastructure, Information Technology
**Topics:** Physical Infrastructure, Digital Infrastructure
**Published:** October 06, 2026

### Government Entities
- Oregon Department of Administrative Services (DAS)
- Office of the Oregon Governor
- Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT)
- Oregon Department of Revenue
- Oregon Office of Emergency Management (OEM)

### Key Quotes
> When I set these expectations three years ago, I wanted to create a clear standard for how agencies operate and a way to measure their work.
> — Tina Kotek, Governor of Oregon

### Sources
- [Newsroom - Department of Administrative Services](https://apps.oregon.gov/oregon-newsroom/OR/DAS/Posts/Post/Progress-Report-State-Agencies-Delivering-on-Governor-Kotek-Expectations) - OR