Cooperative contracts that simplify procurement.

Convergint’s nationally awarded cooperative contracts eliminate the need for individual, time-consuming RFP processes. Because these agreements - including NASPO ValuePoint, OMNIA Partners, and Sourcewell - have already been competitively solicited and vetted at the national level, public sector agencies can bypass standard administrative delays. This ensures full compliance with local bidding requirements while dramatically accelerating project deployment timelines.

Agencies can utilize these pre-negotiated contracts to deploy a full suite of critical building systems integration products and services. This includes electronic access control, video surveillance systems, fire alarm and life safety installations, mass notification platforms, cyber-hardened security perimeter controls, and ongoing managed IT infrastructure support.

Yes. These contracts are specifically structured to serve state government agencies, municipal buildings, city infrastructure, federal facilities, higher education institutions, and K-12 university campuses. Each contract code maps directly to specific state authorization rules to guarantee compliant, seamless purchasing across different tiers of public administration.

National purchasing consortiums like NASPO ValuePoint, OMNIA Partners, and Sourcewell conduct rigorous, competitive public solicitations that meet or exceed standard local bidding requirements. Convergint pairs these pre-negotiated national frameworks with localized expertise at our regional technology centers to ensure all physical security and life safety deployments strictly adhere to state-specific regulations, building codes, and municipal procurement rules.

A Participating Addendum is a formal agreement that binds a specific state to a national master cooperative contract, modifying terms to match that state's unique legal and compliance requirements. The state contract numbers listed on this page represent the active, authorized addendums that allow local municipal, educational, and state agencies within those specific regions to purchase directly through Convergint.

No. Utilizing cooperative purchasing agreements through OMNIA Partners, Sourcewell, or NASPO ValuePoint is completely free for public sector agencies, public schools, and non-profit organizations. There are no membership fees or administrative costs to access the competitively solicited pricing, allowing agencies to reduce overhead and maximize their fiscal budgets.