Welcome to the City of Ennis Purchasing Department. We play a crucial role in maintaining the city's operations through responsible procurement, as per state law. Our team is dedicated to ensuring transparency, efficiency, and compliance in all our activities, from managing vendor information and purchase orders to overseeing the disposal and sale of surplus city property. Explore our page to discover how we contribute to the vibrant growth and sustainability of Ennis.
Mission Statement:
“Our mission is to manage the procurement process efficiently and strategically, ensuring the acquisition of high-quality goods and services at the best possible value. We are committed to fostering strong vendor relationships, implementing cost-effective practices, and maintaining compliance with ethical and regulatory standards. Through collaboration and innovation, we aim to contribute to the overall success and sustainability of The City of Ennis."
Vendor Registration:
Would you like to do business with The City of Ennis? Click on the below link to register as a vendor!
Sealed Competitive Solicitations
The City of Ennis is excited to announce the use of OpenGov Procurement, an electronic procurement platform designed to streamline the competitive sealed solicitation process. This innovative platform allows vendors to easily access and respond to bid opportunities, ensuring transparency, efficiency, and accessibility throughout the procurement process.
By using OpenGov, the City aims to improve communication with vendors, provide a user-friendly interface for submitting proposals, and enhance the overall procurement experience.
Click the link below to explore current solicitation opportunities and register to participate in future procurement activities.
City of Ennis OpenGov Portal
The following information is being posted in compliance with the requirements of HB 3693 (Government Code § 2265.001).
The city purchases natural gas from Atmos Energy. In FY 22 the city purchased a total of 15,095 hundred cubic feet (CCF) of natural gas for a cost of $25,628.77.
The city purchases electricity from Engie Resources. In FY 22 the city purchased a total of 8,288,405 kilowatt hours of electricity for a cost of $762,732.44.
The city purchases water from Trinity River Authority. In FY 22 the city purchased 1,796,072,000 gallons of water at a cost of $700,153.
The city purchases natural gas from Atmos Energy. In FY 23 the city purchased a total of 16,327 hundred cubic feet (CCF) of natural gas for a cost of $24,499.84
The city purchases electricity from Engie Resources. In FY 23 the city purchased a total of 8,697,667 kilowatt hours of electricity for a cost of $808,067.37.
The city purchases water from Trinity River Authority. In FY 23 the city purchased 1,834,499,300 gallons of water at a cost of $740,098.