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We're building CoProcure to be the first stop for your public buying decisions. Search tens of thousands of active cooperative contracts from national and regional cooperatives including OMNIA Partners, Sourcewell, NASPO ValuePoint, Savvik Buying Group, BuyBoard, NCPA, and more, as well as state and local agencies, all in one place, for free.

How it works

Search for anything.

Search by product, service, brand, or supplier. Use plain language - try a search for "submersible pump," "Panasonic projector," "IT consulting," or "playground equipment." No commodity codes necessary here!

Get geographically relevant results.

Provide your zip code and government affiliation so we can tailor results specifically to your agency.

See active cooperative contracts from your go-to sources, all in one place.

Find contracts you can piggyback on from national purchasing cooperatives including OMNIA Partners, Sourcewell, NASPO ValuePoint, states, and local agencies. Discover cooperative contracts from new cooperatives and local agencies, too.

Dive into the documents for faster diligence.

Browse the solicitation and contract documents on CoProcure or download them for later reference. Jump directly to pricing documents, specifications, scope of work, and more.

Quickly connect with suppliers.

Contact the supplier on CoProcure with a question or a request for a quote. We'll start an email thread directly between you and the vendor so you can follow up with any questions or next steps.

Not finding what you're looking for? Contact us!

We're constantly making improvements to our site and adding new sources of data. Reach out to us at hello@coprocure.us. to tell us what we can do to help!

Love CoProcure and coop contracts?

Level up your cooperative purchasing strategy.

Here are steps you can take to maximize the value of CoProcure for your purchasing team, end users, and suppliers:
  • 1. Add cooperative language to your agency’s solicitation and contract templates.

    There are many reasons to add cooperative language to your government agency's solicitation and contract templates as a default. Including this language supports other governments, lowers the costs of selling into the government market for suppliers, and can even generate significant revenue for your agency.
    Explore examples of how Portland, Oregon, the City of Lee’s Summit, Missouri, and King County, Washington have implemented cooperative language to get started.

  • 2. Add a reminder to check for cooperative contracts to your agency’s purchasing request form.

    If your agency asks end users to fill out a form when they originate a new purchasing request, consider adding a prompt to check for cooperative contracts on CoProcure first.
    “Have you already checked for cooperative contracts on coprocure.us for this request? If so, please provide links to potential contracts to speed up the procurement process.”

  • 3. Add language for suppliers on your contract award letters about the benefits of cooperative contracts and using CoProcure to market themselves.

    If your agency awards contracts that include cooperative language, refer your awarded suppliers to CoProcure in an award notification or award letter to help them learn more about cooperative contracts and grow their government business. CoProcure offers free training materials for suppliers to learn about cooperative contracting. Suppliers can also maintain a free profile on CoProcure, so other public buyers can discover their business offerings under contract.
    Referring suppliers to CoProcure can significantly help businesses - especially local and diverse businesses - win more government work. But referring suppliers to CoProcure is not just great for suppliers; it helps increase the amount of local supply available for other buyers on CoProcure, too!

  • 4. Host a training for your procurement team.

    Meet our team and learn how to get the most out of our tool! CoProcure is pleased to offer free trainings for procurement teams. Choose between a general session on cooperative contracting from a public procurement professional, tailored to cover your state’s rules and regulations, or an orientation to CoProcure from a member of our team. Agencies have run trainings during existing team meetings or during special training time slots.
    We can tailor our session to your team’s timing and needs, focusing on how to use our tools to reduce the time needed to confirm scope and compliance. We’ve also been known to find usable contracts for open requests during these sessions!

  • 5. Share CoProcure with end users.

    End users are often in the best position to know what specific product models, types of service, or other specifications are needed. If you’d like to encourage end users to get more involved in the procurement process, we’re available to run training sessions focused specifically on end user needs and workflows. CoProcure is free to use for all government employees: consider sharing our tools so end users can find and share links to any useful contracts with you as part of their purchasing request process.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • How does CoProcure work?
    CoProcure aggregates cooperative contract information from hundreds of sources to save local governments time and money. Use CoProcure to find contracts from national and regional purchasing cooperatives including NASPO ValuePoint, OMNIA Partners, Sourcewell, and more. You can also discover cooperative contracts from the General Services Administration (GSA), states, and local agencies.

    If you've ever used a travel search engine like Expedia or Kayak to book airfare or hotels, you've seen how compiling information from many sources in one place can save you time and money as a consumer. CoProcure is like Expedia or Kayak, but for cooperative contracts.
  • How does CoProcure acquire contract data?

    CoProcure collects information that is publicly available from hundreds of sources across the country. Public agencies and purchasing cooperatives also directly contribute data to our database. While all public purchasing data is a matter of public record, not all purchasing data is easy to find, well organized, or readily accessible. CoProcure leverages proprietary technical infrastructure to aggregate, organize, and make cooperative contract data searchable in a user-friendly way.


    Our contract data is refreshed on a regular cadence, so you'll always have up-to-date information. If you'd like to see a new source added to CoProcure, please let us know.

  • Which coops are available on CoProcure? How do you decide which to include?

    CoProcure collects information from hundreds of sources across the country. We offer contracts from national coops such as OMNIA Partners, Sourcewell, NASPO ValuePoint, Savvik Buying Group, GSA, Equalis Group, National Cooperative Purchasing Alliance (NCPA), Choice Partners, TIPS, and more. We also offer contracts from hundreds of state and regional governments (State of California, St. Louis County, etc) and purchasing cooperatives including groups such as HGACBuy, Texas DIR, and Kansas City Regional Purchasing Cooperative (KCRPC). You can see a list of cooperatives that are included in our site here.


    We add new data sources based on buyer interest. If you'd like to see a new source added to CoProcure's database or have questions about an existing source, please let us know.

  • Who uses CoProcure?

    Our product is built for local governments, with local governments. From Pinal County, AZ and Grand Prairie, TX to Portland, OR and Adams 12 School District in CO, thousands of public agencies across the country use CoProcure each month to find and compare cooperative contracts. Government users of CoProcure regularly inform new features and collaborate on how to build them. For example, more than a dozen buyers from different public agencies across the country helped shape our latest product improvements.

  • How is CoProcure free for public agencies?

    CoProcure is free to governments and we intend to keep it that way, period. There is no fee to access contract data or use search and no implementation required to get started with our product.


    We're a venture-backed, mission-driven technology company founded by former local public servants and technologists. We raised venture capital from private investors in Silicon Valley to hire top-notch technical and product talent and focus on building the best tool for buyers. Our future monetization plans are still in progress, but we're committed to keeping contract search open and free for public agencies.

  • How do I get started?
    Try your first search today! You can search by product, service, keywords, supplier, or even contract number. If you'd like a more in-depth training, join us at our weekly Welcome Webinar. We use these webinars to support your search for upcoming purchases and answer any questions you may have. You can also check out our blog for additional curated content on cooperative purchasing for public agencies.