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State Contracting
Sites The states, as a group, may
spend more taxpayer dollars on contracts than the federal government. If not, they are
close. This page takes you to the states' administrative
purchasing offices, transportation departments, and
solicitation and contracts pages, if provided.
One thing to remember, every state is different
with different requirements and processes. Additionally, these
pages can be useful to contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and
government contracting personnel. See
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County and City
Contracting Sites County and
city contracting accounts for a large amount of taxpayer dollars too.
For example, a December 2007 report shows that New York City had
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Purchasing
Alliances The
states, counties, and cities have their own cooperative purchasing
programs within a number of the states. In addition to these
purchasing programs, there are purchasing alliances that serve state,
county, city, and other municipal contracting offices. These
include the:
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