U.S. General Services Administration
Northeast and Caribbean Region Offers Programs for State and Local Government
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Disaster Recovery Purchasing Program
Purchase directly from approved GSA Federal Supply Schedule vendors before and after Presidentially declared disasters or acts of terrorism, to aid in recovery. Download the Disaster Recovery Program Brochure [PDF - 2 MB].
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National Wildland Fire Program
Purchase U.S. Forest Service approved wildland fire protection equipment and supplies from GSA's Global Supply Program.
Note: GSA transferred the Wildland Fire Program to DLA effective May 1, 2014.
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Computers for Learning Program
Schools and educational nonprofit organizations can acquire excess computer equipment from government agencies. Download the Computers for Learning Program Brochure [PDF - 670 KB].
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Narrowband Technology
GSA has solutions and contractors with expertise to help state and local government agencies comply with the FCC's mandate to convert their portable and mobile radios as well as base stations and repeaters to narrowband technology.
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Schedules Access for Federal Grantees During Public Health Emergencies
Purchase directly from GSA Federal Supply Schedule contractors, when expending Federal grant funds in response to Public Health Emergencies (PHE) declared by the Secretary of Health and Human Services under section 319 of the Public Health Services Act, codified at 42 U.S.C. § 247d. Download the Federal Grantee Access to Schedules in Response to Public Health Emergencies Program Brochure [PDF - 486 KB].
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Cooperative Purchasing Program
Purchase security and law enforcement equipment from GSA Schedule 84 and technology products (including mobile device and mobile application management (MDM/MAM) tools) and professional services from GSA IT Schedule 70 and the IT Special Item Numbers on the Consolidated Schedule. Download the Cooperative Purchasing Program Brochure [PDF - 2 MB].
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1122 Program
Purchase approved law enforcement equipment and vehicles from selected GSA Schedules and AutoChoice for use in counter-drug, homeland security and emergency response activities.
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Federal Surplus Personal Property Donation Program
Eligible state and local governments and nonprofits can acquire federal surplus personal property through State Agencies for Surplus property (SASPs).