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  (860) 713-5115

Procurement
  (860) 713-5095

Auctions
  (860) 571-7445

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Exam Applications
  (860) 622-2875 or
  (860) 622-2910
Human Resources
  (860) 713-7334

Procurement
  (860) 713-7484
Business
  (860) 713-7478
Fleet Services
  (860) 713-7474


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Driving Directions - State Surplus Facility

Our travel and expenses regulations provide the backbone for state agency travel reimbursement policies. In conjunction with the State Comptroller's Office, standards have been established for use of the state travel agent and for reimbursement of employee expenses.

The state leasing policies accounts for the fair market rental value of state owned properties and the beneficial aspects of having state employees residing in them. Agencies may use this site to request changes to the status of state owned housing.

• State Employee Housing Policy

• Rental Agreement

• Rental Agreement Instructions (powerpoint)

• Lead Paint Disclosure

• Lead Paint Brochure

• Regulation 5-200 (K) Assignment and termination of housing

• Leasing Requirements

Occupied Housing

TELL US YOUR COLLECTION PROBLEM.
Recovering money owed the state means helping taxpayers. Collection Services reimburses the State of Connecticut for various services rendered through Medicaid and Medicare Billing, as well as various third-party collections, legal and insurance recoveries, state and federal tax intercepts, and tapping into lottery winnings. Last year alone, the Financial Services Center brought over $744 million back into the State of Connecticut General Fund.

DAS has in place the policies and procedures to protect the privacy of any individuals information that is subject to the HIPAA legislation.

The Marketplace orders and distributes USDA donated commodities to schools, childcare centers and various charitable institutions.

The Marketplace: Food Distribution Program

The DAS Business Office provides a full range of financial services for DAS and several other small agencies.

The Business Office’s responsibility is to provide comprehensive financial services in the areas of budget, accounts payable, accounts receivable, purchasing, and property management to DAS and a variety of other agencies including the Governor’s Office and the Lieutenant Governor’s Office. It also provides accounting support to our revenue-producing units and oversees the collection of delinquent accounts due to the state.

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