John Edwards' One America Committee

County Executives of America (CEA) is a non-partisan association based in Washington, DC, representing over 700 counties and 100 million citizens. CEA works closely with federal decision-makers and private sector leaders to advocate for the needs of county officials and provide valuable resources to improve local services and cut county costs. With a focus on creating cleaner and healthier communities, CEA has been instrumental in addressing pressing issues such as opioid addiction, COVID-19, and economic challenges. Through networking opportunities and collaborative efforts, CEA enables county leaders to share ideas, best practices, and solutions to benefit all residents. As a trusted voice for county officials, CEA plays a vital role in shaping policies and initiatives that positively impact counties across the country.Generated from the website

The Office of Contracting and Procurement (OCP) in Washington, DC, serves as a central hub for the District government's contracting and procurement activities. It is dedicated to transparency and accountability, providing various resources for federal workers, vendors, and independent agencies to facilitate effective business operations with the District. OCP offers tools such as the Procurement Center of Excellence, the Contracts and Procurement Transparency Portal, and an automated DC Supply Schedule application process. The agency emphasizes sustainable purchasing and supports vendors through e-invoicing and training opportunities, while also managing surplus property and ensuring compliance with procurement regulations. Generated from the website