Read through our blog posts that are focused on State, Local or Education government procurement and contracting.
This year is the 18th anniversary of the tragic events of September 11, 2001. A day many of us will never forget and which is forever memorialized in New York City. The memorial was planned in the immediate aftermath of ...
Right now, our home state of Florida is preparing for Hurricane Dorian. With every new update from the meteorologists, citizens are purchasing cases of water, buying batteries, and pulling shutters out. Floridians are canceling their Labor Day plans and instead ...
Introduction Combined, U.S. government agencies (federal, state & local) represent the largest customer in the world. There are 90,000 government agencies spending over $7 trillion per year...just under $20 billion per day (every day) -- that is A LOT of ...
Comparably's Best Sales Awards 2019 DEERFIELD BEACH, Fla., May 21, 2019 -- GovSpend, headquartered in Deerfield Beach, Florida, was ranked one of the Top 25 sales organizations in the United States, and CRO Jack Siney as one of the country's Top Sales Leaders. GovSpend CRO Jack ...
According to GovSpend’s database of historical purchase data, the government has spent over 900,000 dollars on sunscreen products in 2018. Initially, sunscreen was only used by citizens when on vacation or spending significant amounts of time in direct sunlight. However, that ...
GovSpend Places on Three Employee-Voted Lists: 'Best CEOs for Women,' 'Best CEOs for Diverse Employees' and 'Best Leadership Team' DEERFIELD BEACH, Fla., July 10, 2019 -- GovSpend and its CEO, Jeffrey Rubenstein, ranked on three of Comparably's annual leadership awards for small/mid-sized companies. The ...
A year ago, we discovered in GovSpend’s data that many cities and counties were beginning to purchase bulletproof vests specifically for EMT/EMS responders. This was to protect them when they enter potentially dangerous situations to assist someone who needs medical ...
Which app is better? Is there really a difference? And which app do government agencies use more often? Uber and Lyft have been around for a little while. Although Uber was first to hit the app store, Lyft wasn’t too ...
If someone asked you right now to respond to a survey about your current employer, do you know what you’d say? According to a recent study published in Forbes, 33% of people say work-life balance is their number one concern ...
In your efforts to win more government business, have you explored subcontracting your company to a prime government contractor? In some cases, the federal government requires that subcontracting be included on prime contracts. Large prime contracts for goods and ...
