Nationally Acclaimed
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The Commonwealth of Virginia's
eVA Program worked with the Federal General Services
Administration's Advantage System Program to establish the FIRST
state and GSA "punchout" from eVA to GSA Advantage. This
punchout allows Virginia buyers to place technology purchases
through eVA using the GSA IT Schedules on the GSA Advantage
System and then place the purchase order from eVA.
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eVA was presented with the 2007
Innovation In Government Award at the 3rd Annual
Excellence in Virginia Government
Awards (EVGA) Ceremony,
held in late November of 2007. EVGA is the
signature event of the L. Douglas Wilder School of
Government and Public Affairs. The
awards celebrate outstanding individuals and
organizations, in the public and private sector, which
have made noteworthy contributions to the practice of
government and to the welfare of our communities and
citizens. All proceeds from the Excellence in Virginia
Government Awards are used to fund scholarships for
Wilder School students.
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The Division of Purchases and Supply, Department of General
Services was presented the 2009 Achievement of Excellence In
Procurement Award at the National Association of State
Procurement Officials Conference. Virginia ranked in the top 10
percent of any state receiving the award. Virginia also received the award in
2005-2009 and in 2005 and 2007 the highest score of any state.
The AEP Award is presented to state procurement operations that
achieve excellence in innovation, professionalism, productivity,
e-procurement and leadership attributes.
Sponsors of the award are among others the National Purchasing
Institute, Institute for Supply Management, National Association
of State Procurement Officials and National Institute of
Governmental Purchasing among other sponsors.
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eVA received eGov
Magazine’s Government Services Administration
2003 Trailblazer Award
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eVA won State Government Innovator Award By
Massachusetts Institute Of Technology and Accenture to honor
best practices in existing services delivered via the
Internet. Recipients
were selected from nearly 200 nominations from across the
United States
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eVA named one of the nation’s "Best in Breed"
technology projects for 2002
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eVA won prestigious Gold Award For Innovation In
Technology at the 2002 annual Commonwealth of Virginia
Information Technology Symposium (COVITS)
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eVA receives 2003 cost effectiveness award from the
National Electronic Commerce Coordinating Council
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eVA received National Association of State Procurement
Officials’ (NASPO) 2003 Cronin Gold Award for
Innovations in IT
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