Vermont Building & General Services (BGS) is a state government agency that serves as the central procurement and property management organization for the State of Vermont. Established as a division of the Vermont Agency of Administration, BGS is responsible for managing state-owned buildings, facilities, and properties throughout Vermont. The agency oversees various essential functions including construction management, maintenance of state facilities, fleet management, postal services, and purchasing operations for state government entities. BGS manages approximately 240 state-owned buildings and more than 2.5 million square feet of building space across Vermont. Key responsibilities of BGS include: – Procurement of goods and services for state agencies – Management and maintenance of state buildings and grounds – Operation of the state’s fleet vehicles – Coordination of state postal services – Oversight of state construction projects – Property leasing and space planning – Security services for state facilities The agency also administers the state’s surplus property program and coordinates environmental initiatives in state buildings. Through its Purchasing & Contract Administration division, BGS establishes statewide contracts and ensures compliance with state procurement policies and procedures. The agency plays a crucial role in maintaining the infrastructure necessary for Vermont’s state government operations.