Helping Florida Make Smarter Technology Decisions
Technology decisions affect cybersecurity, government operations, taxpayer resources, and the services Floridians rely upon. ProcureFL was created to give Florida's public-sector leaders a more focused and informed way to identify technology expertise, evaluate potential partners, and explore available procurement options.
Developed by the Florida Technology Council
ProcureFL is an initiative of the Florida Technology Council, a statewide nonprofit technology association dedicated to strengthening Florida through ethical education and collaboration between government, education, and the technology community.
Company profiles provide government leaders greater visibility into each member's capabilities, public-sector experience, past performance, contract vehicles, and areas of expertise, helping agencies better understand the resources and experience available to support their technology needs.
Value for Florida's Public Sector
ProcureFL brings technology company information, public-sector insights, and procurement intelligence together in one place. Government leaders can use the platform to:
- Identify relevant technology expertise and capabilities
- Compare public-sector experience and areas of specialization
- Review available contract vehicles and purchasing options
- Learn from past projects, outcomes, and lessons learned
- Gain industry insight to support better-informed technology decisions
Value for FTC Members
ProcureFL gives participating FTC members a structured way to showcase their capabilities, public-sector experience, contract vehicles, and areas of expertise. It increases their visibility and makes it easier for Florida's public-sector leaders to find, evaluate, and connect with companies that may be able to meet their technology needs.
Our Role
ProcureFL is an information and discovery resource. It does not replace an agency's required procurement process, rank companies, select vendors on behalf of government entities, or guarantee company performance. Each public entity remains responsible for conducting its own evaluation and following all applicable procurement laws, rules, and policies.
Our goal is simple: provide better information, strengthen connections, reduce risk, and help Florida's public sector make technology decisions with greater confidence.