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Become a CPP Vendor

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Interested Bidder List

To stay informed about future bid invitations, kindly join our interested bidder list. Prior to subscribing, we recommend reviewing the Bidder FAQs for clarification. Furthermore, being awarded a contract opens doors to abundant opportunities with local governments.

More Information

  • Read the Bidder FAQs before you get started.
  • If your company is awarded a contract, the door is open to the vast opportunities with local governments!

Need Help?
If you are an interested bidder and need assistance, please email us at cpp@flsheriffs.org or call 850-877-2165.

Register for VendorLink

Register for a free account with our bid system, VendorLink.

NOTICE: Registering does not give your company automatic participation in the FSA Cooperative Purchasing Program. Vendors must participate in the invitation to bid process and be awarded to sell on the CPP contracts.

After You Register

  • As a registered bidder, you will receive e-mail notifications for future bid solicitation opportunities for the commodity codes selected in your registration. Each VendorLink account registration is tied to the individual email address of the user. If multiple staff will be using the bid system for a single organization, they must share a VendorLink account log-in.
  • The second step is to respond to open bid opportunities and ultimately be awarded a contract by the Cooperative Purchasing Program.
  • A list of contracts can be found on the Contract Expiration Schedule.

How do I become a vendor with the FSA's Cooperative Purchasing Program (CPP)?

  • After identifying which item or item groups to bid on, an interested bidder can take the following steps to become a vendor on a CPP contract: attend the workshop and pre-bid meeting, register for an account with the bid system (VendorLink), submit a completed qualification packet and qualifying bid.
  • The Qualification Packet is evaluated by FSA staff, and bid submissions are evaluated by the Fleet Advisory Committee, who serve as subject matter experts. FSA awards the three lowest qualifying bids for each item.