How to bid on Temporary Employment Services for NASPO

What NASPO is buying and why it matters

NASPO is seeking bids to establish Master Agreements for temporary employment services. These services will be available to all states that participate in the NASPO ValuePoint program. This is an opportunity for vendors to secure long-term contracts to provide staffing solutions across multiple states, offering a broad market for their services.

Key dates and what happens at the deadline

The deadline for this solicitation is August 11, 2026, at 8:00 PM ET. All responses must be submitted before this time. Late submissions will not be considered.

Who this opportunity suits

This opportunity is suitable for firms specializing in temporary employment services and staffing solutions. Vendors should be prepared to offer a wide range of temporary staffing categories to meet the diverse needs of participating states. The relevant category for this bid is technology, indicating a potential focus on IT-related temporary roles, though general temporary employment services are also sought.

How to respond

This is a courtesy notification from Washington State's WEBS system. The official Request for Proposal (RFP) is posted through New Mexico’s procurement system and the NASPO ValuePoint website. To access the full documents and respond, you must first go to the Washington State WEBS Bid Calendar. Find the bid using reference number 60-00000-26-000. While viewing is public, downloading documents and submitting a response requires a free WEBS vendor sign-in. Register and submit your response through the WEBS system before the deadline.

Practical tips for a competitive response

When preparing your response, clearly outline your firm's capabilities in providing temporary employment services. Highlight your experience in staffing various roles and your capacity to serve multiple states. Detail your proposed pricing structure and any value-added services you offer.

Ensure your proposal addresses all requirements specified in the official RFP documents, which are available through New Mexico's procurement system and the NASPO ValuePoint website. Pay close attention to any state-specific requirements or preferences mentioned. A well-organized and thorough response that demonstrates a clear understanding of the solicitation's scope will be more competitive.