Procurement guides

How to use General Service Administration’s (GSA) Multiple Award Schedules (MAS) you find on Pavilion.

Empower your end users to search for contracts on Pavilion and forge a stronger working relationship to help them get what they need faster.

Here are 4 ways you and your community can benefit from sharing contracts on Pavilion

Explore two models for regional collaboration in procurement.

As the macroeconomic environment becomes more challenging, public servants are an attractive new category of buyer for startups.

If you’re a supplier that sells to public entities, Pavilion can help you sell faster, at a lower cost, to more public entities.

In government sales, you must sell to end users while ensuring compliance with procurement teams. Learn how to engage both effectively.

Shareable contracts can save time and money, but due diligence is important. Use this checklist to evaluate if a shareable contract is right for you.

Get started selling through shareable contracts. Learn the detailed specifics of how to get onto a shareable contract and how to sell off a shareable contract.

Everything you need to know about shareable contracts: what are they, who creates them, and what can you sell using them.

Maybe you’ve heard of cooperative purchasing, shareable contracts, or piggybacking. Here, we cover an overview of these concepts, plus joint solicitations, interlocal agreements, and participating agreements, too.

Public procurement spends $2 trillion. To promote equity, we must consider its impact on fast, high-quality services and the distribution of government funds to businesses.

Explore 7 actionable steps to advance equity in public procurement. Learn best practices, strategies, and insights to foster inclusive contracting.

Shareable contracts are created by one entity and used by others. They’re often called cooperative, piggyback, or interlocal contracts.

Learn how shareable contracts can boost local businesses and equity in contracting.

Shareable purchasing isn’t a cure-all, but it can save time, cut costs, and help access diverse suppliers in public procurement.