Did you know that your nonprofit might be eligible to shop using the same massive buying power as the State of Utah? While many organizations negotiate their own individual deals, there is a way to skip the retail prices and tap into pre-negotiated, high-volume discounts designed to make every donor dollar go further.
Administered by the Utah Division of Purchasing & General Services, State Cooperative Contracts (SCCs) are available to eligible users, including state agencies, cities, counties, schools, colleges, and qualified nonprofit organizations. These contracts provide access to high-quality goods and services at competitive prices while helping organizations maximize limited resources.
With tight budgets, nonprofits benefit from SCCs because they combine purchasing power to secure volume-based pricing. Instead of paying retail or negotiating individually, nonprofits can use pre-negotiated contracts to achieve best value and make every dollar go further.
Benefits for Nonprofits
● Cost Savings: Lower pricing than independent purchases
● Vetted Vendors: Competitively selected vendors ensure reliability and quality
● Contract Support: The Division of Purchasing helps nonprofits navigate terms and maximize benefits
Popular Contract Options
● Office & Systems Furniture
● Event & Facility Services
● IT Hardware & Software
● Office & Cleaning Supplies
Getting Started
Visit statecontracts.utah.gov to search active SCCs and use the “Get a Quote” tool to compare vendors.
Utah’s SCCs help nonprofits save money, reduce risk, and dedicate more resources to their mission and community impact.
Help Us Spread the Word!
If you work in the nonprofit space or serve on a board, please share this information with your colleagues and partners. Many organizations are unaware that these state-level savings are available to them. By spreading the word, we can help more Utah nonprofits reduce their overhead, mitigate risk, and dedicate more resources to their vital community impact.
If your organization has questions or would like additional information, please contact Windy Aphayrath at the Division of Purchasing directly at [email protected]