Property & Procurement seeks $24.07 million for repairs, digital procurement roll‑out and fleet controls

Commissioner Lisa Maria Alejandro told the Committee on Budget, Appropriations and Finance that the Department of Property and Procurement’s FY2026 operating request is $24,068,337 and described priorities that include building repairs, a territorial fuel‑card transition, and the government‑wide rollout of an e‑procurement platform.

“Building on our goals to redefining and elevating the operational climate with new business solutions and improved practices, we describe DPP's leveling up endeavors and the FY2026 budget request that will allow us to continue unlocking growth and improvement,” Alejandro said in prepared testimony.

Why it matters: DPP is the central procurement, leasing and fleet management agency for the executive branch. Decisions about repairs, lease rates, vehicle management, and the procurement platform influence government operating costs, vendor payments and revenue the government collects from public property.

Major points and details - Budget totals and funds: Alejandro said the FY2026 request totals $24,068,337 — $18,868,337 in appropriated funds (general fund, business & commercial revolving fund, indirect cost fund) and $5,200,000 in non‑appropriated funds (central motor pool, central warehouse, gasoline coupon and printing/production funds). The general fund portion was described as $14,616,564. - Facilities and capital needs: The commissioner…