Cooperative Purchasing

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Cooperative Purchasing with Southern Turf Co.

At Southern Turf Co., we understand the importance of simplifying the procurement process for our customers. That’s why we offer cooperative purchasing options through our partnerships with BuyBoard and Region 7. These contracts help streamline purchasing decisions, ensuring you can access high-quality turf products and services with ease and efficiency.

Why Choose Cooperative Purchasing?

Cooperative purchasing allows government entities, schools, municipalities, and other eligible organizations to leverage the buying power of a larger group, resulting in competitive pricing and time-saving benefits. Through these contracts, you can access a range of products and services from Southern Turf Co. without the need to go through a lengthy bidding process.


Our Cooperative Purchasing Contracts

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Buy Board

Southern Turf Co. is proud to be a registered vendor on BuyBoard, a cooperative purchasing network designed to help schools, municipalities, and other public entities across the nation purchase high-quality products and services efficiently. With BuyBoard, you can take advantage of:

For more information on BuyBoard and to access their catalog visit the BuyBoard Website.


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Region 7 Education Service Center

As an approved vendor for Region 7 Education Service Center, Southern Turf Co. offers competitive pricing for turf-related products and services to eligible organizations within the region. Region 7 members can benefit from

Learn more about Region 7 Education Service Center’s cooperative purchasing by visiting the Region 7 website.

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Purchasing Cooperative of America

 PCA is a national purchasing cooperative for public sector entities with offices in Houston, Texas. PCA started up in 2014 and now has Members in over 40 states and the District of Columbia. PCA is administered by an agency of the State of Texas.

PCA Services

Contract Awards

PCA contract awards are based on ‘best value’ for PCA Members. Evaluation criteria are listed in the solicitation document. PCA may make multiple awards per a contract if responding vendors have a diverse geographical service area, market presence, qualifications, product lines and/or ‘value add’ products/services that would benefit PCA Members across the U.S. 

Contracts are awarded for a total of 5 years; with contracts for products awarded for 1 initial year + 4 automatic renewals; and construction-type contracts awarded for 2 initial years + 3 automatic renewals.