Procurement

Procurement buys things and manages contracts for the City of Minneapolis.

What we do

The Procurement division handles buying things for City departments and boards. The City Charter and the Code of Ordinances give us this responsibility.

Procurement also includes the Contract Management group.

This group handles:

  • City Contracts
  • Purchasing card program
  • Target Market Program
  • Accounts Payable
  • Central Stores

Contracts with the City

Ways to contract with us

See contracting opportunities in eSupplier

See future opportunities for bids and proposals

 

 

Contractor resources

Register for the April 9 SADBOC Procurement Fair

Set up an account in eSupplier

Submit an invoice to the City

View the certificate of tax exemption

View past bid tabulations

Laws that guide our work

Ordinances

Purchasing ordinance

Target Market Program ordinance

Living Wage ordinance

Equal Benefits ordinance

Conflicts of Interest ordinance

Prevailing Wage ordinance

Small and Underutilized Business Program

Affirmative Action planning

Ethics in Government ordinance

Statutes and policies

Payments and performance bonds statutes

Business data statute

Uniform Municipal Contracting statute

Prompt Payment statute

City financial policies

Other rules

Public purchase expenditures

Competitive bidding requirements in cities

More resources

Doing Business with the City Guide

This guide for business owners explains how to get contracts and do work with the City.

Target Market Program

We offer contracts up to $175,000 to local small businesses.

Contact us

Procurement

Finance & Property Services

Email Procurement

Phone

612-673-2500

Address

Public Service Building
505 Fourth Avenue S., Room 310
Minneapolis, MN 55415

Office hours

8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Monday – Friday