Identification Systems Group Announces Contracts With The Interlocal Purchasing System (TIPS)

Identification Systems Group (ISG), the nationwide network of local identification system integrators, announces it has been awarded four contracts with TIPS.

Kansas City, MO (PRWEB) - Identification Systems Group (ISG), the nationwide network of local identification system integrators, announces it has been awarded four contracts with TIPS.

TIPS is a National Cooperative Purchasing Program available to public and private schools, colleges, universities, cities, counties, non-profits and other government entities. Membership is free and available in all 50 states. TIPS eliminates the costly and time consuming process of going out to bid, and ensures competitive contracts with vetted industry vendors.

The ISG holds the following TIPS contracts:

• Photo ID Systems, contract 4012116
• Safety Equipment, contract 1032416
• Notification Systems, contract 4022516
• Cafeteria Point-of-Sale, contract 1111915

About ISG
Identification Systems Group (ISG) is a nationwide network of local identification card system integrators, providing high quality, cost effective solutions backed by local support and the strength of its Professional Services Certification program. Each company works together to provide seamless nationwide support. ISG companies each have a large presence in the public education and government market that can utilize TIPS contracts to save time and money.http://www.IdentificationSystemsGroup.com

About The Interlocal Purchasing System (TIPS)
The Interlocal Purchasing System (TIPS) is sponsored by the Region VIII Education Service Center (ESC8) in Pittsburg, Texas and is governed by the Region 8 ESC Board of Directors. All contracts through the TIPS program have been Awarded under a Competitive Bid Process and approved by the TIPS Board of Directors.

The TIPS Program takes PRIDE in providing a purchasing coop where Awarded Vendors and Members both benefit. With a successful award, a vendor can expedite an order for a member because all purchasing requirements are completed during the RFP process. A school district, or other TIPS Member, can benefit from the cost savings of time and expense of the bid process.http://www.tips-usa.com.