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SchoolsPLP is always working to expand. The expansion of our educational solutions is made possible by national non-profit purchasing cooperatives.

These contracts make it easier for districts, schools, and agencies to procure SchoolsPLP through existing, competitively bid agreements.

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AEPA, Association of Educational Purchasing Agencies

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Introducing AEPA

The Association of Educational Purchasing Agencies (AEPA) is a multi-state non-profit organization made up of Educational Service Agencies and political subdivisions, organized through a Memorandum of Understanding between all participating states. AEPA is a true cooperative that leverages purchasing power to benefit all schools and agencies, regardless of size, with the ability to purchase at equal buying levels.

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Partnership Contracts Spotlight

1GPA

1GPA is a national non-profit governmental purchasing cooperative which allows public entities to take advantage of existing contracts to purchase the goods and services they need from local and national vendors. 1GPA contracts are approved and awarded by 1GPA's lead governmental entities and are available to all entities complying with their own state procurement laws. Pooled purchasing power helps schools, cities, counties, state entities, colleges, universities, and Native American communities save budget dollars using best business practices. All contracts are competitively bid and awarded in compliance with state statutes.

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Ed Tech JPA

The Education Technology Joint Powers Authority (Ed Tech JPA) streamlines procurement, provides competitive pricing, and secures favorable technology contracts for educational agencies and other eligible entities. Ed Tech JPA is supported by seven founding entities including Capistrano USD, Clovis USD, Fullerton SD, El Dorado COE, Irvine USD, San Juan USD, and San Ramon Valley USD. These founding members coordinate procurement of high-quality goods and services for the benefit of all existing and prospective members.

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TIPS

The Interlocal Purchasing System (TIPS) Purchasing Cooperative began in 2002 as a small regional cooperative of the Region 8 Education Service Center. The cooperative has far exceeded its initial vision, with Region 8 ESC maintaining its role as the Lead Agency for what is now a national operation. Region 8 ESC is one of 20 Regional Education Service Centers in Texas that assists school districts in improving student performance and increasing efficiency, as commissioned by the Texas state legislature.

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Education Service Center, Region 19

Education Service Center, Region 19 is a prominent and influential educational organization that serves as a valuable resource hub for schools, districts, and educational institutions within its designated area. As part of a larger network of regional education service centers, Region 19 enhances the quality of education by providing specialized services, professional development opportunities, and innovative solutions to educators and administrators, including curriculum development, teacher training, technology integration, special education services, and administrative assistance.

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