Purchasing
About Us

Mission Statement
The mission of the Purchasing Department is to provide furnishings, supplies, materials, and support to all campuses and administrative departments so as to provide an atmosphere for children to develop the desire to become life-long learners.
August - May
Monday - Thursday 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Friday 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
June - July
Monday - Thursday 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
For Vendors
Doing Business With Birdville ISD
Birdville ISD does all solicitations through IonWave, with the exception of Sale or Purchase of Property. Sale or Purchase Property solicitations are listed below.
If you are a current approved vendor, who has not registered for BISD through IonWave, we recommend you register in order to receive an email with information on opportunities that arise through Ionwave.
If you are not a current approved vendor, and are interested in doing business with Birdville ISD, you will need to register as an interested vendor to receive notifications when new opportunities are available.
PLEASE NOTE: This registration does not make you an approved vendor. You will still need to complete, submit, and be awarded a proposal to be considered an approved vendor. Your Ionwave registration only gives us information to email you when a new opportunity is available for you to respond to.
New Ionwave Users - Register with Birdville ISD Ionwave for Notifications
New Ionwave Users - Register with Birdville ISD Ionwave for notifications
Vendor Feedback
USe the link below to share your experience working with Birdville ISD. Your feedback goes directly to the Purchasing Department and helps up continue improving our partnerships with our vendors.
For Staff
Transparency Star


Birdville ISD Transparency Star Data
Birdville ISD seeks to provide full and open competition in the purchasing process with the highest ethical standards while meeting the needs of the District and Community and maintaining transparency to the general public. Birdville ISD strives to implement best practices and has been the recipient of the Texas Association of School Business Officials Award of Merit for the Purchasing Operations for three consecutive years. As part of our commitment to best practices, the district strives to follow transparency protocols in the Transparency Stars Program as outlined by the State Comptroller of Public Accounts.
As part of the effort to be transparent in the purchasing process to taxpayers and suppliers, Birdville ISD posts online the following:
- Link to contact information for purchasing staff
- Link to vendor registration
- Link to current bids/proposals using IonWave
- Link to past bid tabulations
- Link to Approved Vendors List for all district staff
- Advertisement for current bids/proposals on the district’s website, in the Commercial Recorder and the State of Texas Comptroller’s Electronic State Business Daily Search
- Links to manuals
During the 2023-24 school year, Birdville ISD awarded a budget of 274,343,519 to spend across all types of contracts. Total expenditures for the year resulted in 11,972 spent per student. These purchases were made through 33 publicly posted bidding & contracted opportunities of which 30 contracts were awarded by Birdville ISD in the amount of 31,992,965.08. The remainder was purchased utilizing other procurement methods including 20 cooperative contract purchasing sources.
This section provides an overview of procurement data in accordance with the Texas Comptroller Transparency Stars program. Suppliers looking for current bid opportunities and related information may want to go directly to the "For Vendor" section of our website.


Statue Links and Other Information
- Dataset on open contracting & bidding opportunities & closed solicitations - 3 complete FY
- Financial Transparency
- GASB Pronouncements
- Intent to Award Documents
- Local Government Code Sec. 252.021-.0436
- Local Government Code Sec. 262.021-.030
- Local Government Code Sec. 271.021-.029
- Glossary of Procurement Terms
- Bid Documents
- Vendor Registration Guide
- Texas Education Code Sec. 44.031
- Texas Government Code Sec. 2269.101-.411
- Vendor Check Register Dataset
Conflict of Interest Disclosures
The 79th Texas Legislature passed House Bill 914, which establishes new conflict-of-interest disclosure requirements for local government officers. That bill was codified in the Texas Local Government Code and went into effect on January 1, 2006. The law requires school board members and superintendents to file conflicts disclosure statements revealing certain relationships they may have with vendors doing business or seeking to do business with their school districts. It also mandates that trustees and superintendents report certain gifts received from current vendors and those seeking to become vendors.
The Texas Ethics Commission promotes public confidence in electoral and governmental processes by enforcing, administering, and training state officers and employees on applicable laws governing standards of conduct, personal financial disclosure, lobby registration and activities, political contributions and expenditures, and political advertising. For more information, visit the Texas Ethics Commission website.
Conflict of Interest Forms
The Texas Ethics Commission adopted Forms CIS and CIQ pursuant to H.B. 914. Please note that the Texas Ethics Commission does NOT have jurisdiction to interpret or enforce Chapter 176 of the Government Code. Also, please note that these forms are NOT filed with the Texas Ethics Commission.
FORM CIS: Local Government Officer Conflicts Disclosure Statement
FORM CIQ: Conflict of Interest Questionnaire
Conflict Disclosure Statements
Cooperatives
Birdville ISD's Utilized Cooperatives
- 1GPA
- Allied States Cooperative (Region 19)
- Buyboard (TASB)
- Choice Partners (HCDE)
- DIR
- GoodBuy
- HGACBuy
- Multi-Region Purchasing Cooperative (Region 10)
- OMINA Partners
- PACE (Region 20)
- PCA (Region 3)
- Sourcewell (formally NJPA)
- TASB Energy
- TETPC (Region 11)
- Texas Smart Buy (TXMAS)
- TIPS
Birdville ISD's Utilized Interlocals