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§ 00 Govcraft Technology Sourcing

Vendor-neutral technology sourcing.
No markup theater.

Connectivity, cloud, voice, contact center, AI, and cybersecurity — sourced direct from the major U.S. carriers and platforms. You sign with the supplier. We're paid by the supplier on contract; you're not paying us a markup, and we're not in your billing path.

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Direct contracts
You + supplier · we're not in billing
02 / 04
Vehicle pricing
Same rates available to enterprise direct buyers
03 / 04
No client markup
Supplier pays us; you don't pay extra
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One sourcing contact
Single principal · same posture as platforms
§ 01 The model

How sourcing works at Govcraft.

Three plain mechanics. Same rules apply across every category.

§ 01

Pre-negotiated supplier agreements

Govcraft holds existing agreements covering the major U.S. carriers, hyperscalers, contact center platforms, UCaaS providers, and security vendors. Pricing terms negotiated in advance — no rebid, no procurement cycle.

§ 02

Supplier-funded compensation

The supplier pays us under those agreements. You sign your contract directly with the supplier. We are not in your billing path, and there is no markup on your invoice.

§ 03

One sourcing contact, end-to-end

Same posture as the platforms practice — one principal, no account-manager telephone game. Scope, shortlist, contract, install, cutover, and operate run from the same desk.

§ 02 The engagement

How an engagement runs.

Five steps. Same arc whether the scope is a single circuit or a multi-site stack across six categories.

  1. § 01
    Design

    Vendor-neutral architecture against your actual workload — connectivity, voice, cloud, security — not a sales-team template.

  2. § 02
    Propose

    Three-supplier minimum per category. Pricing terms, SLAs, and contract length surfaced in writing, not as a verbal commitment.

  3. § 03
    Select

    Side-by-side comparison against the criteria you scoped — technical, commercial, operational. The decision is yours; the legwork is ours.

  4. § 04
    Implement

    Same desk through install and cutover. Status in writing on a cadence you set; full project management when scope warrants.

  5. § 05
    Support

    Escalation back to the supplier under our agreement, not the supplier's general support queue. You keep the contract relationship.

§ 03 Categories

Six categories. One sourcing desk.

We source the technology stack a small or mid-sized buyer rarely has time to RFP. Categories are listed for clarity; engagements typically cross two or three.

SD-WAN · Dedicated internet · MPLS · SASE fabric

Connectivity & Network

Tier-1 carrier circuits, regional fiber, dedicated internet, and software-defined wide-area networking. Build, replace, or consolidate connectivity across one site or hundreds.

Carriers
Tier-1 + regional
Coverage
CONUS · global available
§ 03.1
UCaaS · Hosted PBX · Mobility

Unified Communications

Cloud-delivered voice, messaging, and meetings on a single platform. Replace legacy PBX, consolidate fragmented voice contracts, or stand up a new office in a week.

Platforms
Major UCaaS · regional
Migration
Number-port preserved
§ 03.2
CCaaS · Omnichannel routing · WFM · Conversational AI

Contact Center

Cloud contact center platforms — voice, chat, email, social — with workforce management, quality, and conversational AI on the same fabric. Sized from 5 seats to 5,000.

Channels
Voice · chat · email · social
AI
Optional · platform-native
§ 03.3
IaaS · PaaS · Hosting · Migration · Colocation

Cloud Infrastructure

Hyperscaler commits, regional and edge cloud, managed hosting, colocation, and migration services. We source the right shape of compute for the workload — not the one with the loudest sales team.

Coverage
Hyperscaler · regional · colo
Posture
Workload-fit, not vendor-fit
§ 03.4
AI APIs · Business SaaS · License consolidation

AI & Software

Conversational AI platforms, business SaaS, GRC and observability tooling — sourced where supplier agreements exist, recommended honestly where they don't.

Stance
Vendor-neutral · workload-fit
Scope
AI · SaaS · GRC · observability
§ 03.5
MSSP · EDR · SASE policy · Email security · Identity

Cybersecurity

Managed security operations, endpoint detection and response, SASE security policy, email security, and identity providers. Sourced for the controls that actually move the needle on cyber-liability underwriting.

Controls
MSSP · EDR · SASE · email · IAM
Posture
Underwriting-aware
§ 03.6
§ 04 Selected suppliers

A representative slice of the portfolio.

Not the full list — a representative slice across the six categories. Engagements shortlist suppliers against your workload, not against our catalog.

Connectivity & Network 6
Lumen
Comcast Business
Cox Communications
Spectrum
Zayo
Cato Networks
Unified Communications 6
RingCentral
8x8
Nextiva
Zoom
Vonage
Dialpad
Contact Center 6
Five9
NICE
Genesys
Talkdesk
IntelePeer
Verint
Cloud Infrastructure 6
Equinix
Akamai
Rackspace
Digital Realty
Iron Mountain
Flexential
AI & Software 6
Drata
Glia
Observe.AI
Sprinklr
Ada
Hootsuite
Cybersecurity 6
Trustwave
Nord Security
eSentire
SilverSky
Field Effect
Appgate
§ 05 For partners

Three referral channels we work with directly.

Each partner type sees a dated trigger event their client has to navigate, but doesn't want to broker themselves. We handle the sourcing under existing supplier agreements; the partner stays in their lane.

§ 01

Commercial real estate

Trigger
Lease signing or tenant-improvement build-out. The clock starts the day the broker gets the deal closed; connectivity, voice, wifi, badge access, and security all need decisions inside 90 days.
Partner win
Brokers, tenant reps, and TI contractors look like a concierge — the tenant gets a single sourcing contact instead of seven supplier sales calls. No fee changes hands.
Client win
Vehicle pricing on circuits, voice, and wifi. One point of contact through cutover. Move-in dates hit without telecom drama.
§ 02

Fractional CFOs and SMB advisory

Trigger
Quarterly cost reviews or board prep. Telecom and SaaS spend is almost always 2–5% of opex with redundant vendors. The CFO's job is finding the cuts; ours is making them stick.
Partner win
A sourcing arm the CFO can deploy without a procurement headcount. The win lands with the client; we handle the supplier reset.
Client win
Real reductions on real line items. Direct supplier contracts; no lock-in to the advisor or to us.
§ 03

MSPs without telecom practice

Trigger
Client asks for SD-WAN, SASE, UCaaS, or carrier circuits. Most small-and-mid MSPs (5–50 clients) can't maintain the supplier relationships profitably at their volume.
Partner win
Stay the day-to-day IT shop. Sourcing layer underneath handles carrier and platform contracts. Co-delivery or white-label, no margin compression on the MSP's own services.
Client win
One trusted relationship for IT, sourcing depth their MSP couldn't cost-justify alone.
§ 07 · Talk to sourcing

Book a sourcing brief.
Thirty minutes. No slide deck.

Send the application, the renewal quote, the spreadsheet of vendors, or just the question. If sourcing fits, a reply lands within one business day with a scoping note and a number to call.

Email
roland@govcraft.ai
Phone
361-419-7579
Office
Corpus Christi, Texas · remote to CONUS
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