Buy Alltus through the cooperative contracts you already use

Cooperative contracts are competitively solicited, so your agency can purchase Alltus without running a separate RFP. Alltus is available through our public sector partners, Vertosoft and Carahsoft.

Get a cooperative quote

Available contracts

NASPO ValuePoint

A cooperative purchasing program led by state procurement officials, available to state and local agencies through each state’s participating addendum.

OMNIA Partners

A national cooperative purchasing organization offering competitively solicited contracts to public agencies, free to join.

Sourcewell

A government agency that competitively awards contracts any public agency in the country can use, with free membership.

TIPS

The Interlocal Purchasing System, a national purchasing cooperative based in Texas that serves public entities across the country.

How purchasing works

Three steps from quote to purchase order

01
Confirm your cooperative
Check that your agency belongs to, or can use, one of the four contracts above. Most are free to join.
02
Request a quote
Tell us which contract you use. We’ll prepare a quote with that contract’s pricing and terms.
03
Issue your purchase order
Purchase through Vertosoft on the cooperative contract, using your normal purchase order process.

Alltus cooperative contracts are held through Vertosoft, a public sector distributor. Your purchase order and invoice come from Vertosoft on the cooperative contract you choose.

Alltus is also available through Carahsoft, a government IT solutions provider. If your agency already buys through Carahsoft, you can purchase Alltus on the contracts you use with them today.

Questions

Common questions from procurement teams

Do we need to be a member of the cooperative?: Most cooperatives are free to join, and your procurement team can confirm eligibility quickly. We’re happy to help you check.
Can we still pay with a purchase order?: Yes. You issue a purchase order to Vertosoft on the cooperative contract, the same way you would with other cooperative purchases.
Which contract should we use?: Usually the one your agency already uses for other purchases. If you’re not sure, we’ll help you choose.