OpenProcure is an open source, online repository for municipal purchasing information across the United States.
Our goal is to make municipal, county-level, and federal purchasing easily accessible for everyone. It is where government officials, technologists, and active citizens can work together to make our purchasing processes more transparent.
See it live at http://openprocure.us/
The static pages are in the gh-pages branch and the Middleman template is in the master branch.
There are several ways that you can help contribute information to this project:
- Search for and add data to OpenProcure
- Verify already existing data in OpenProcure
- Contribute to the Front End of the Site
For a full list of suggested edits you can make to the site, visit our Github Issues page!
Procurement Thresholds are not easily accessible through government websites.
Edit data/procurement.yaml directly on GitHub. Once you save the edited procurement.yaml file, it will automatically deploy to the live website. It takes about 1 min and you need to refresh your browser, but it is really that simple. No further action required. Or you can always fork the repository and submit a pull request.
Make sure you append the page number at the end. If I wanted to add a link to page 2 of this PDF, I would add a #page=2 at the end of the URL. e.g. http://www.publishers.org.uk/_resources/assets/attachment/full/0/2091.pdf#page=2.
- Clone repository
- Install ruby and bundler for your system
bundle install
middleman
rake deploy
To the extent possible under law, MuniRent has waived all copyright and related or neighboring rights to OpenProcure. This work is published from: United States.
See LICENSE.txt for more details.