Author: Severin, Kate

We’ve offered the Raleigh community space-saving solutions for the past 10 years. We recommend Traders to anyone who will listen to us. They helped us reclaim over 700 square feet of our house!” - Annie D. Ba

Materiel’s mission is to create opportunity through more effective, more efficient, and customer focused state government.
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Nebraska
State Purchasing Bureau

IT/Services
PETE KROLL	pete.kroll@nebraska.gov	SUPERVISOR
Annette Walton	annette.walton@nebraska.gov	Building Maintenance and Repair, Human Services, Equipment Maintenance, Reconditioning and Repair
Teresa Fleming	teresa.fleming@nebraska.gov	Health Related , Financial & Data Processing Services, Management Services, Educational Services, Multifunctional Product Services
Michelle Thompson	michelle.thompson@nebraska.gov	Insurance, All Types; Health Related Services; Human Related Services; Consulting Services; Management Services; Financial Services; Forestry Services
Nancy Storant	nancy.storant@nebraska.gov	Computers, Software, Hardware and Peripherals; Consulting Services; Health Related Services; Educational Services
Robert Thompson	robert.thompson@nebraska.gov	Communication and Telecommunication Services; Media Related Services; High Speed Transport Services; Environmental and Ecological Services; Wireless Voice and Data Services; Document Shredding Services; Recycling
Connie Heinrichs	connie.heinrichs@nebraska.gov	Special Projects

NE State Purchasing Bureau
1526 K Street, Suite 130
Lincoln, NE 68508
DOUG WILKEN
Interim Materiel Administrator
BRENDA PAPE, CPPO
State Procurement Manager
Contact Us
das.nebraska.gov/materiel/purchasing
Phone: (402) 471-6500

Goods
Vacant		SUPERVISOR
Holly Glasgow	holly.glasgow@nebraska.gov	Printing, Signs, Sign Making Material & Equipment; Decals and Stamps; Markers, Plaques and Traffic Control Devices; Mailing Equipment and Supplies; Security Equipment
Christie Kelly	christie.kelly@nebraska.gov	Livestock & Supplies; Clothing & Textiles Laboratory Equipment & Supplies; Janitorial Equipment & Supplies; Paper/Plastics; Agricultural Chemicals & Supplies, Employee Recognition; Police Equipment & Supplies;
Dianna Gilliland	dianna.gilliland@nebraska.gov	Fleet Equipment & Accessories; Fuel & Equipment; Tires & Tubes; Sporting Goods; ; Hand & Power Tools; Agricultural Equipment
Julie Dabydeen	julie.dabydeen@nebraska.gov	Food & Beverage Consumables & Equipment; Canteen; Lumber Products and Hardware Products; MRO
René Botts	rene.botts@nebraska.gov	Pharmaceuticals; Medical Equipment & Supplies; Office Supplies & Equipment; Construction & Heavy Equipment Furniture & Carpet; Communication/Radio
Julie Schiltz	julie.schiltz@nebraska.gov	Road Aggregates; Ice Melt, Salt; Paints/Stains/Road Paint & Beads; Buildings and Temporary Structures

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Use conversational text when you can. Write to your reader as if you were having a conversation with him or her over a meal.
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The most important information is included here on the inside panels. Use these panels to introduce your organization and describe specific products or services.
Keep your words simple. Don’t use a longer word than you need to. For example, in most cases “use” is a better choice than “utilize.”
Use paragraphs often. A wall of white text makes it hard for the reader to skim a story and find a way to quickly drop in and out of your content.