John Deere Awarded National Purchasing Partners Government Contract
John Deere was the only original equipment manufacturer recently awarded a three-year construction equipment contract by the National Purchasing Partners Government Division (NPPGov).

Photo courtesy of Deere

Photo courtesy of Deere
John Deere was the only original equipment manufacturer recently awarded a three-year construction equipment contract by the National Purchasing Partners Government Division (NPPGov). NPPGov is a cooperative purchasing organization that serves public and nonprofit markets by providing access to contracts created through a request for proposal process conducted by a lead public agency. The cooperative contract includes the manufacturer’s full line of construction equipment and commercial worksite products, and already satisfies the bid process, helping eligible organizations in the U.S. easily acquire the equipment they need.
“Cooperative purchasing is the way of the future for many state and local government agencies and nonprofit organizations, and we’re looking forward to offering our robust line of construction equipment to NPPGov members,” said Mark Deakyne, state contract manager, John Deere Construction & Forestry. “The contract simplifies equipment purchasing while complying with procurement requirements, providing organizations peace of mind when purchasing their next piece of construction equipment.”
To utilize the contract, organizations must be NPPGov members. Registering is a quick, easy process and entirely free. There is no obligation to purchase. NPPGov members interested in procuring construction equipment from John Deere can reference contract number PS16001.
NPPGov is the government division of National Purchasing Partners (NPP), which serves as a nationwide channel to offer publicly awarded agreements to public entities. NPP is a private company owned by a nonprofit hospital, Virginia Mason, in Seattle, Washington.
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