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For government & non-profit

Public-sector procurement, without the private-sector ambiguity.

DUNS/UEI registered and NAICS classified. Line-item quotes your auditor will accept. GSA available via partner channel. Chain-of-custody logs and NIST 800-88 certificates issued per unit.

DUNS

[00-000-0000]

NAICS

423430

UEI

[UEI-PLACEHOLDER]

What's included

Procurement-ready by default.

Every public-sector quote ships with the entity details, classifications, and chain-of-custody documentation a contracting officer needs to close the file.

DUNS, UEI, CAGE code on file

Entity registration details available on request for vendor onboarding and contract awards.

NAICS 423430 classification

Computer & Computer Peripheral Equipment & Software Merchant Wholesalers — primary code on every quote.

GSA Schedule 70

Available via partner channel. We quote the line items; the awarded partner holds the schedule.

Auditor-grade line items

Manufacturer, model, condition, serial range, unit price, extended price. No bundled fees, no hidden minimums.

Chain-of-custody log per PO

Receipt, processing, sanitization, and dispatch events recorded by serial and bundled with the shipment.

NIST 800-88 certificates per drive

Sanitization certificates issued per drive on request. Purge method by default; Clear available where required.

Pricing & payment

Three ways to award, five ways to pay.

Contract vehicles

  • Standard PO

    Direct purchase order from your entity. NET 30 on approved credit. No minimums.

  • GSA via partner

    Quoted line items routed through an awarded GSA Schedule 70 partner. Adds partner margin; preserves contract vehicle.

  • Co-op & consortium

    Sourcewell, OMNIA, NASPO ValuePoint, and similar — quoted under the awarded partner of record where applicable.

See /pricing for volume break tables and reseller terms.

Payment methods accepted

  • Purchase order (PO) — NET 30 on approval
  • ACH / wire transfer
  • Procurement card (p-card)
  • Government Purchase Card (GPC)
  • Check by mail to lockbox

Card-not-present limits apply per processor. For awards above your single-purchase limit, default to PO.

How a typical engagement runs

From requirement to delivery in four steps.

  1. 01

    Submit requirement + contract vehicle

    Share your spec or asset list and tell us how you intend to buy: direct PO, GSA partner, or co-op.

  2. 02

    Quote issued in line-item format

    Itemized PDF with our entity name, CAGE code, NAICS, payment terms, and lead time per line.

  3. 03

    PO received; contract review completes

    We review terms, sign required forms, and confirm delivery scheduling against your fiscal calendar.

  4. 04

    Delivery + CSV + compliance docs

    Hardware ships with serial CSV, chain-of-custody log, sanitization certificates, and optional asset tagging applied pre-ship.

FAQ

Public-sector procurement questions.

Are you registered on SAM.gov?
Registration status and entity details are available on request. We share our UEI, CAGE code, and active registration confirmation directly with the contracting officer.
Can you quote under a GSA Schedule 70 vehicle?
Yes — through our partner channel. We provide the line-item quote; an awarded GSA Schedule 70 partner holds the contract and issues the order. The partner adds margin and assumes contract compliance.
How do you handle p-card / GPC purchases?
We accept p-card and Government Purchase Card up to your single-purchase limit. For larger awards, we recommend PO with NET 30 terms, which keeps documentation cleaner for audit.
What is your Federal tax ID and small-business status?
Federal tax ID, NAICS 423430 size standard, and any applicable small-business certifications are disclosed on request to the contracting officer or on a completed W-9.

More on data handling and certifications at /compliance. Full FAQ at /faq.

Public-sector procurement questions?

Send us the contract vehicle, the spec, and the fiscal window. We will return a line-item quote your auditor will accept.