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The Cooperative Purchasing Program, established by legislation is the program through which the State extends specific State contracts to eligible local buying units. Cooperative Purchasing is a collaborative effort to obtain benefits in pricing, product quality and contract process efficiencies for public purchasing entities throughout the �ǿ��޴�ýapp.

What Are The Benefits Of The Cooperative Purchasing Program?

BUYING POWER Save money by using contracts that provide for volume driven cost reductions. By adding your purchases to the State’s contract, the State gains even more leverage to get the best prices and product values.

SOLICITATION PROCESS CONVENIENCE Why reinvent the wheel. Save staff time and related expenses, such as advertising, printing and mailing, by using State specifications/contracts, designed by professionals who have experience and expertise with the products and services sought. Use of State contracts also ensures compliance with new State regulations such as “pay to play”. A purchase can be made by simply issuing a purchase order to the State contract vendor.

QUALIFIED VENDORS AND PRODUCT FLEXIBILITY A broad selection of goods and services is offered through qualified approved vendors. Many State contracts have multiple contractors to help expedite delivery needs throughout the State.

COMMUNICATIONS UPDATES Registrants, below, will receive regular e-updates about specific contract awards and specification development opportunities, and other helpful news on cooperative purchasing.

Who May Use State Cooperative Purchasing Contracts?
The Public Purchasing Entities listed below are eligible to use State Cooperative Purchasing Contracts.

Municipalities
Counties
School Districts
Volunteer Fire Departments
Volunteer First Aid and Rescue Squads
County and State Colleges
Independent Authorities
Quasi-State Agencies
Independent Institutions of Higher Education

If you are one of these entities and would like to receive important cooperative purchasing news and updates, please send your request to: njcooperative.purchasing@treas.nj.gov

Within the email please make sure to provide:
Name:
Title:
Telephone Number:
Email Address:
Organization Name:

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Distribution And Support Services Purchasing Opportunities

Distribution and Support Services (DSS) maintains and operates a central facility for purchasing and distributing goods throughout the State of New Jersey, which is available to government purchasing agencies. DSS provides expertise in quality assurance and specification development. By buying in bulk and distributing to State agencies and other public purchasing agencies, DSS provides significant savings to all of its government customers and to New Jersey taxpayers. Order forms and price lists are now available on-line through the e-portal for those who are registered.

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The DSS Customer Service Unit can be reached at 609-530-3308.

Vendor Complaints

The Contract Compliance & Administration Unit (CCAU) acts as the arbiter of formal complaints filed by State agencies and Cooperative Purchasing Entities against contractors that allegedly fail to comply with the terms, conditions and specification of the awarded contract. Additional information and complaint forms are available on the DPP website.

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Contact Cooperative Purchasing with questions or information requests.

Last Updated: Tuesday, 04/15/25

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