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JON PATTERSON
Business Development Director

JAMIN BOGGS
Director

NEAL TYNER
Account Manager

CAREY OOSTRA
Client Services Coordinator

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Stop Drowning in Prequalification Paper: How to Cut Your Prequalification Time and Become the Fastest Director in California
An action-oriented guide for California K–12 facilities leaders showing how a fully digital, automated contractor prequalification workflow replaces paper-heavy, error-prone tasks with instant organization, objective scoring, completion controls, and auto-renewals so bids launch faster and the district gains a strategic edge.
Jamin Boggs
1 day ago4 min read


Navigating Prequalification Ratings and Appeals
A practical guide for California school districts to build an audit-proof prequalification program by using objective ratings, secure records, and a transparent, time-bound appeals process. For California school districts and public entities, the prequalification system is more than a hurdle; it’s a strategic defense mechanism. A well-designed process ensures you select contractors who are financially sound and technically capable, protects public funds, and maintains legal c
Jamin Boggs
Nov 254 min read


How to Gain Unshakable Confidence in Every Contractor Prequalification Decision
Learn how California K–12 facilities leaders can replace manual, anxiety-inducing contractor prequalification with an automated, audit-ready system that enforces uniform scoring, safeguards confidential financials, and time-stamps appeals so every bidding decision is transparent, consistent, and legally defensible.
Jamin Boggs
Nov 124 min read


The Role of Purchasing Within the School Business Framework
How effective purchasing supports fiscal integrity, transparency, and educational goals in every district. In public education, Purchasing isn’t a clerical stop on the way to a classroom; it’s a strategic function that protects instructional time, public trust, and scarce dollars. When Purchasing operates as a proactive, data-driven partner, the entire school business ecosystem, including Budget, AP, Facilities, IT, Nutrition, and Curriculum, moves with clarity and control. H
Jamin Boggs
Nov 44 min read


California Public School Purchasing Codes & Laws: How to Stay Compliant (and Practical)
A practical roadmap for navigating California’s complex K–12 purchasing laws while staying compliant and efficient. In California K–12 Education, Purchasing isn’t just a routing step; it’s where fiscal control, impartiality, and transparency are enforced in real time. Getting the law right protects the classroom, shields the district from protests and audit findings, and builds supplier and community trust. This guide distills the core statutes and practical steps you can use
Jamin Boggs
Oct 284 min read


Bids, RFPs, and Vendor Management for Competitive Purchasing
Competitive purchasing in K–12 isn’t just about low bids—it’s about fairness, clarity, and results. Learn how to choose the right method, write effective solicitations, manage vendors, and use tools like SecureBids and QualityBidders to streamline workflows, strengthen transparency, and deliver better outcomes for schools.
Jamin Boggs
Oct 215 min read


From $500 to $1,500: What the New Inventory Law Means for Districts
From $500 to $1,500: What the New Inventory Law Means for Districts
Joanne Branch
Oct 144 min read


Crazy Construction Cost Increases: Procurement Strategies That Actually Work
Construction costs have always been unpredictable, but the last few years have pushed “unpredictable” into “downright crazy.” For school...
Joanne Branch
Oct 72 min read


Four Pre-Construction Tests You Should Never Skip in California Public Construction
Before any shovel hits the ground, every California public construction project must clear four critical checkpoints. Think of them as...
Joanne Branch
Sep 301 min read
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