AllConnected leverages state and cooperative purchasing contracts — NASPO, CMAS, and NCPA — to simplify procurement for public agencies seeking IT products, professional services, and Cisco solutions.
Public agencies operate within procurement frameworks set by their own departments and governing boards. Our role is to make those frameworks easier to work within — by holding pre-negotiated state and cooperative contracts that your procurement team and board can evaluate alongside any other sourcing pathway you use.
Whether you're a city, county, water district, special district, school, or public nonprofit, AllConnected's contract portfolio gives your procurement team a vetted option that's already in place.
For Cisco Products and Services
Through NASPO ValuePoint, AllConnected can provide the full Cisco portfolio — networking, wireless, security, collaboration, and data center solutions — to eligible public entities across all 50 states.
For Professional Services, and IT Services and Products
The California Multiple Award Schedules (CMAS) program is administered by the California Department of General Services (DGS) and is available to California state and local government agencies. AllConnected's CMAS contract spans professional services, managed IT, cybersecurity, project-based engineering, and IT hardware and software at pre-negotiated SLED rates.
For IT Products and Services
The National Cooperative Purchasing Alliance (NCPA) is a national cooperative serving more than 90,000 public and nonprofit agencies — including K–12 districts, higher education, healthcare organizations, municipalities, and faith-based nonprofits. AllConnected's NCPA contract covers our full IT product catalog and services portfolio, giving public and nonprofit buyers nationwide a vetted procurement vehicle for endpoint and infrastructure procurement, managed services, and cybersecurity engagements.
Tell us what you're sourcing and we'll work with your procurement team to identify which of our contracts is the best fit — and walk you through what your team needs to evaluate.