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Pompano Beach Ionwave #Communication (Upcoming OpenGov Sourcing Module Go-live (OCTOBER 1st, 2026))

City of Pompano Beach, FL transitions to OpenGov eProcurement platform for suppliers

Posted

September 01, 2026

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December 31, 2026

Identifier

Communication (Upcoming OpenGov Sourcing Module Go-live (OCTOBER 1st, 2026))

The City of Pompano Beach, FL (Procurement & Contracts Department) is notifying suppliers about a transition to the OpenGov eProcurement platform. - Government Buyer: - City of Pompano Beach, FL - Procurement & Contracts Department - OEM/Vendor Mentioned: - OpenGov (provider of the new eProcurement platform) - Key Details: - All vendors must register with OpenGov to participate in future solicitations - The platform enables electronic bid submission, notifications, and Q&A - Registration is free for vendors - Existing IonWave system users have been contacted to update their accounts - NIGP category codes will be used for solicitations - No specific products or services are being procured in this notice; it is an informational announcement about the procurement process change.

Description

The City of Pompano Beach, FL, announces the upcoming transition to a new web-based Sourcing platform in partnership with OpenGov, going live on October 1st, 2026. This new eProcurement portal will enable vendors to register for notifications, track updates and amendments, submit questions and receive answers online, and respond electronically to bids. After the transition, all vendors must be registered with OpenGov to participate in new solicitations. There is no cost to register, and vendors currently registered in the existing IonWave system have been contacted to update their accounts.

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