Procurement

Highlights

Lawson Products expands product lineup, cooperative contract resources as governments continue to cope with the pandemic

“If COVID-19 taught us anything it’s that we need our customers and they need us more than...

Name brand on a budget: Local governments can be equipped for success with cooperative pricing

Streamlined isn’t the first word that comes to mind when discussing procurement practices—if...

Sustainability takes center stage in Milwaukee city operations

It’s crucial for government entities to have a stand-alone sustainability office, says Erick...

Reader Response

READERS Thanks for the great article written by Sharon Potoczak in your February issue

Readers Respond to ‘Chickens and Squad Cars’ (Dec. 2002)

Readers Editor’s Note: The following e-mails have been submitted in response to the December 2002 column Frisch Findings, “Chickens and Squad Cars.” I

Readers’ Responses

Editor’s Note: In the October 2002 issue of Government Procurement, contributing editor, Paul R. Ghere, wrote of the similarities and differences in procurement

Readers Respond to Beau Grant’s August Column

Editor’s Note: In the August 2002 issue of Government Procurement, columnist Beau Grant wrote of the necessity for procurement professionals to exercise

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Procurement

Highlights

Lawson Products expands product lineup, cooperative contract resources as governments continue to cope with the pandemic

Name brand on a budget: Local governments can be equipped for success with cooperative pricing

Sustainability takes center stage in Milwaukee city operations

Reader Response

Readers Respond to ‘Chickens and Squad Cars’ (Dec. 2002)

Readers’ Responses

Readers Respond to Beau Grant’s August Column

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Building a Smarter City

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Events

Podcast

Young Leaders Episode 4 – Cyril Jefferson – City Councilman, High Point, North Carolina

Young Leaders Episode 3 – Shannon Hardin – City Council President, Columbus, Ohio

Young Leaders Episode 2 – Christian Williams – Development Services Planner, Goodyear, Ariz.

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