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What local government is buying

Contracts, awards, bids and purchase orders pulled from the official record of 1208 governments — who is spending, on what, and with which company.

127,360Procurement records
$163.51BObserved value
44,297Companies
1208Governments

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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11 records

Police Department recommends approval of an expenditure of $166,005.80 from narcotics seizure funds to purchase specialized radio equipment from Persistent Systems to enhance … $166K Persistent Systems Renton, WA Aug 10, 2026 purchase Public safety Authorize the Interim City Manager to Enter into a Purchase Agreement for Three Suzuki Outboard Engines and Installation on the Police Boat ($98,259.92) $98K Bainbridge Island, WA Jun 9, 2026 purchase Public safety Approval of Resolution 673 - Authorizing Purchase of Property as Voluntary Mitigation Identified in Interlocal Agreement with Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue Ridgefield, WA Feb 26, 2026 purchase Public safety Resolution No 2026-02, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Castle Rock providing for the disposal of certain property deemed to be surplus to the reasonable forese… $5K Castle Rock, WA Jan 12, 2026 purchase Public safety * Resolution Authorizing the Mayor to Sign a Ten-Page Purchase Agreement with Axon Enterprise, Inc., Whereby the Police Department Will Receive Services from 2026-2030 Axon Enterprise, Inc Selah, WA Nov 25, 2025 purchase Public safety Resolution No. 2025-126, Ratifying a Purchase Order with Axon Enterprise, Inc. for the Richland Police Department's Public Safety Video Camera System Axon Enterprise, Inc Richland, WA Oct 7, 2025 purchase Public safety Resolution authorizing the execution of a purchase and services agreement with Municipal Emergency Services, Inc. (“MES”), in an amount not to exceed $1,570,010.80, plus all a… $1.57M Municipal Emergency Services, Inc Bellevue, WA May 22, 2024 purchase Public safety Approval of a Resolution Authorizing a Purchase Agreement with Hughes Fire Equipment, Inc. for Two Pierce Velocity Triple Combination Pumper Fire Engines Hughes Fire Equipment, Inc Olympia, WA Mar 18, 2024 purchase Public safety Resolution 3145: Waiving the State Competitive Bidding Requirements for the Purchase and or Replacement of Motorola Solutions, Inc. Portable and Car Radio Systems for the Anac… Replacement of Motorola Solutions, Inc Anacortes, WA Jan 16, 2024 purchase Public safety Motion 23-566, approving and authorizing execution of the Cooperative Purchasing Agreement with Smart Communications Holding, Inc. for Inmate Telecommunication Services Smart Communications Holding, Inc Snohomish County, WA Jan 10, 2024 purchase Public safety Authorized the Mayor to sign the Purchase Agreement with Pierce Manufacturing Inc. for the manufacturing of a new fire pumper. This contract has been discussed with legal coun… Pierce Manufacturing Inc Camas, WA Nov 10, 2015 purchase Public safety

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