The Bureau of Purchase and Supplies is responsible for purchasing materials, equipment and supplies for all Westchester County departments.

We strive to obtain the best overall value for taxpayers. To that end, County Executive Andy Spano recently launched his Shared Services Initiative. The goal is to share services and create cooperative contracts. Already, local governments, school districts and fire districts can benefit from our purchasing power, because they are allowed access to our purchasing contracts.

As we create new opportunities for savings, we plan on sharing them with you.

Whether you're a vendor, a county department, or a local government within Westchester County, we hope you'll find this information helpful. Please contact us with your questions, comments, and suggestions.

Local Gov'ts and Schools Save Let's save money. Sharing government's purchasing power is all about  working together to produce true savings in time and money through either piggybacking or cooperative contracts. County Executive Andy Spano's Cooperative Purchasing program is an economical approach designed to realize savings for local governments, school districts and fire districts across the county. Learn More

Public Vehicle Auction Come to our public vehicle auctions. Westchester County sells vehicles that are not economically feasible for the county to repair.   These auctions draw a variety of bidders, from owners of body repair shops to taxi cab companies to private citizens, who find it worth their while to fix and restore the vehicles or use them for the spare parts. Learn More

Buying Green Westchester County is committed to purchasing environmentally preferable products. Environmentally Preferable Purchasing (EPP) involves procuring products or services that have a lesser or reduced effect on human health and the environment when compared with competing products or services that serve the same purpose.   Learn More

eBay Auctions of Surplus Goods Under county law, Westchester County must auction off usable surplus goods to the highest bidder. Traditionally, this was done through public auctions or sealed bids. In 2004, eBay became our third auction venue.   Go to our listings to see the latest offerings in surplus computer equipment, furniture, and some unusal items you may not find elsewhere. Learn More