Any government agency can register and utilize the solutions and services offered in the G2G Marketplace. A government agency includes states, counties, cities, villages, townships, courts, schools, libraries, police departments, fire departments, etc.

Due to state law, we do not allow non-profit agencies to participate in the G2G Marketplace.

No. Due to state law, we do not allow non-profit agencies to participate in the G2G Marketplace.

There are many advantages to participating in the G2G Marketplace, including:

• Eliminating budget hours to spend time investigating supplier products, solutions, and services
• Reducing costs associated with drafting complex contracts and agreements with suppliers
• Simplifying and significantly shortening the time to consume goods, solutions, and services
• Combining the economies of scale from shared resources, software, and licensing, thereby reducing costs
• Working together to leverage goods, solutions, and services for mutual benefit, therefore reducing the overall cost of government operations
• Improving scalability, redundancy, and resiliency, often not available to governments due to lack of financial or technical resources

No. There is no cost for use of the G2G Marketplace.

Any government agency can buy off the contracts listed in the G2G Marketplace. Simply, decide what to buy, download the documents for that good, service or solution, contact the supplier, and generate a purchase order.

The products, solutions and services were selected through a standard procurement process using generally accepted purchasing practice and guidelines with Oakland County, MI.

If your agency is allowed to participate and purchase from Cooperative agreements, then yes. We use the generally accepted government standard purchasing process to purchase goods, solutions, and services.

The G2G Marketplace is a program run by Oakland County, Michigan Purchasing Department.

We welcome Government Agencies to report any contract usage. It’s a simple process of uploading the Purchase Order.

You must first have been awarded a contract, based off an Oakland County Solicitation. Suppliers that respond to an Oakland County Bid are screened and selected based on the demand or need for Oakland County. Upon contract award, suppliers can opt into the program if they wish. 

To review Oakland County's Open Bid Solicitations or learn more, visit the Michigan Inter-governmental Trade Network (MITN).

Suppliers will be selected on a as needed basis and through an annual procurement process. Suppliers are selected through a standard procurement process using generally accepted purchasing practice and guidelines with Oakland County, MI.

To review Oakland County's Open Bid Solicitations or learn more, visit the Michigan Inter-governmental Trade Network (MITN).

Go to the Contract Usage for Suppliers page and follow the instructions.