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Lt. Governor Boyd K. Rutherford, Hogan Administration Tout Legislation to Modernize Streamline State Procurement System Legislation Passed This Session Will Ensure Best Value for Maryland Taxpayers
May 25, 2017
Lt. Governor Boyd K. Rutherford today highlighted legislation passed during the 2017 Maryland General Assembly legislative session that will modernize and streamline the state’s procurement system with standardized best practices, policies, and procedures that are more uniform, transparent, and equitable. Lt. Governor Rutherford was appointed chair of the state’s Commission ...Learn more
Maryland Procurement Reform Could Save Millions
May 24, 2017
Maryland Procurement Reform Could Save Millions Baltimore Sun May 23, 2017 Dan Morhaim, Chris West In the 2017 Maryland legislative session, major changes were taken to save taxpayers millions of dollars and increase state revenues without raising taxes or cutting programs. The state, along with counties and school systems, spends ...Learn more
April 2017 Honorees
May 17, 2017
Lisa Brittain celebrates her 30-year service milestone with DGS this year. She’s a Computer Information Specialist in the FPDC Management Information Division. She provides a valuable behind-the-scenes service to the Design & Construction divisions, keeping track of all of their data – mountains of data! She makes sure all of ...Learn more
March 2017 Honorees
May 17, 2017
Randolph Wilson is an energy administrator in the Energy Office. His work to identify opportunities to reduce energy use in state buildings is extremely important, and he works exceptionally hard with the 52 executive agencies to develop and complete their agency energy plans. He coordinates with MEA to review and ...Learn more
February 2017 Honorees
May 16, 2017
Cathe Anderson, who has over 20 years in state government, joined DGS in 2014 as the Statewide Disposal Manager. In this position, she determines the disposition of excess/surplus property for the entire state. One of her biggest challenges was the removal of the excess/surplus property left at Crownsville from DHCD’s ...Learn more
January 2017 Honoree
May 16, 2017
Cristen Ervin, Outreach and Training Coordinator in the Office of Administration, is an outstanding team member who regularly goes above and beyond her duties. She can be expected to complete every assignment efficiently and professionally. A self-motivated, focused and tireless employee, she completes tasks with alacrity. Her work on various projects, ...Learn more
December 2016 Honorees
May 16, 2017
Angela Allen, Administrator for the Public Schools & Community Colleges team in FPDC, is always ready, willing and able to provide needed information and guidance to any member of the Public Schools and Community Colleges team. She is exceptionally organized and is always available to assist local school systems with ...Learn more
November 2016 Honorees
May 16, 2017
John Evianiak, the primary FPDC project manager of the Annapolis Complex, has seven years in state government, but is relatively new to DGS, having joined the agency in March 2016. With less than a year on the job, he expertly managed three emergency projects in Annapolis: the Court of Appeals ...Learn more
October 2016 Honorees
May 16, 2017
Charles Clark, a maintenance supervisor with FOM is regularly complimented by Juvenile Services agents for going above and beyond the call of duty while maintaining a positive attitude. “Never in a bad mood.” “Always happy to help.” “I know I can count on you for whatever I need.” These ...Learn more
Employee of the Month – Colleen Haynes
May 16, 2017
Colleen Haynes has been a construction unit supervisor with Procurement & Logistics for 30 years. Her responsibilities — demanding; her successes — outstanding. Both are too numerous to list, but here are a few highlights: Leads the day-to-day operations for the P&L construction team, including direct supervision of three procurement ...Learn more
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