An inside look at the people, experiences, and ideas driving GovSpend forward. At GovSpend, progress starts with the decisions and direction of our leadership team—those setting the vision, shaping our strategy, and ensuring we build solutions that truly ...
Nathan S. is the National Accounts Manager for the Business Solutions division of a multinational consumer goods company headquartered in the United Kingdom, specializing in health, hygiene and nutrition products. In a recent conversation with GovSpend, he defined how ...
For implementation specialists helping government agencies adopt new workflow management tools like CRM systems, HR performance platforms, or payroll and accounting software, timing is everything. The key to winning new business isn’t just responding to RFPs—it’s getting in front ...
We’re excited to announce a new partnership between GovSpend and Iris—forged to help businesses who sell to the government identify opportunities, streamline proposal workflows, and improve win rates. GovSpend’s comprehensive procurement data allows you to uncover the right opportunities ...
Nate Haskins, CEO With an extensive background in data management, Nate is passionate about the role timely and accurate data plays in truth and transparency. “Sunlight is said to be the best of disinfectants; ...
Fleet Electric is a Massachusetts-based upfitter that specializes in custom workstations for vans and trailers used in underground and overhead utility applications. Prior to 2024, they dabbled in municipal sales but didn’t have the intelligence or manpower to tap ...
On January 25th, FEV Tutor, a prominent online tutoring platform, announced its cessation of operations. This unexpected move, which has been linked to the expiration of ARPA funds, leaves a void in the online tutoring market, presenting a unique ...
Written By: Nate Haskins, CEO Last week, GovSpend teammates from around the world convened at our headquarters in Boca Raton, FL for our annual “GovSpend Gathers” event. Gathers provides the opportunity to reflect on the past year and ...
As 2024 comes to an end, school districts across the nation are facing a difficult reality: the ARPA funds that provided critical financial support for the past few years have now expired. Heading into 2025, educational institutions are grappling ...
State and local governments are required to obligate their ARPA funds by December 31st, 2024. Therefore, vendors and contractors who sell to SLED agencies have a short window of opportunity to pitch products and services that are covered by ...
