What local government is buying
Contracts, awards, bids and purchase orders pulled from the official record of 313 governments — who is spending, on what, and with which company.
103,397Procurement records
$156.23BObserved value
33,498Companies
313Governments
Observed value is the sum of the figures stated on these records, not total government spending: an amendment usually restates the value of the contract it amends, so the same money can appear more than once. Treat it as the size of the record set, not a budget.
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All categories
Construction 20,595Professional services 14,841Health & social 11,340Public safety 7,827Technology 6,985Vehicles & equipment 4,710Utilities & energy 3,815Real estate 2,646
4 records
R203 Authorization price increase of 10% or more for an existing Contract over $40,000.00, that was previously Bid and Awarded under City Policies, with James Duncan and Assoc… R161 Authorization for Contract price increase of 10% or more of an existing Contract over $40,000.00, that was previously Bid and Awarded under the City Policies, with Keysto… R130 Authorization for Contract price increase of 10% or more of an existing Contract over $40,000.00, that was previously Bid and Awarded under the City Policies, with Aspect… R34 Authorization for Contract price increase of 10% or more for an existing Contract over $40,000.00, that was previously Bid and Awarded under City Policies, with James Dunc…Amounts and company names are read automatically from the official record titles. They are accurate often enough to be useful and not often enough to be relied on blindly — every row links to the source document, which is authoritative.