Department of Shared Administrative Services

The AASIS Support Center Help Desk is a customer service center that provides technical support and assistance for users of the Arkansas Administrative Statewide Information System (AASIS). AASIS is an integrated software system used by the state of Arkansas to manage its financial, human resources, and procurement operations. The AASIS Support Center Help Desk provides assistance to state agency employees who use AASIS to perform their job functions. It also provides support to vendors and contractors who need to interact with AASIS to conduct business with the state.

The ePortal system is an online service that allows members of the public to electronically submit permit applications, registration forms, reports, and other forms to the Department of Energy and Environment (E&E) in a secure online environment. After the form is submitted, this system also allows its progress to be tracked.

The State of Arkansas is implementing a new eProcurement system called ARBuy. ARBuy will transform the procure-to-pay process for all State departments, support local government purchasing, and allow suppliers to do business with Arkansas and its subdivisions more efficiently. How will things change for potential bidders and offerors? All persons who wish to receive notice of and participate in solicitations will need to register in ARBuy. There is no cost to register. Suppliers will receive solicitation notifications through ARBuy and respond to those solicitations through the system. If a supplier is awarded a Statewide contract, they will upload the contract catalog to ARBuy Marketplace for shopping and purchasing. To register for notice of opportunities to participate in solicitations, please navigate to ARBuy (arkansas.gov) and click on the Register button in the upper right hand side of the screen. To review active solicitations conducted by the TSS Office of State Procurement, please navigate to State of Arkansas - Open Bids. Information regarding solicitations that are being posted for other Departments or procurement units (or were initiated before the State's transition to ARBuy), is provided below. It is the vendor's responsibility to check for amendments to ensure receipt of all changes to bid documents. All times and dates listed are based upon Daylight Savings Time

The State of Arkansas is implementing a new eProcurement system called ARBuy. ARBuy will transform the procure-to-pay process for all State departments, support local government purchasing, and allow suppliers to do business with Arkansas and its subdivisions more efficiently. Register your vendor through the Department of Finance & Administration.