
Brazos Urethane Cooperative Purchasing Contracts
Roofing, waterproofing, masonry, and building envelope solutions for public agencies — through two nationally recognized purchasing cooperatives.
TIPS-USA Awarded Vendor
EDGAR-Compliant Contracts
40+
Years Building Envelope Experience
2
National Purchasing Cooperatives
22
States Served Via TIPS
5★ / 8
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What Cooperative Purchasing Means for Your Agency
Cooperative purchasing lets public entities — school districts, colleges and universities, cities, counties, state agencies, healthcare systems, and nonprofits — buy from contractors who have already won a competitively solicited contract. The cooperative runs the formal procurement once; member agencies then purchase against that awarded contract without running their own separate bid.
As an awarded vendor on both Choice Partners and TIPS-USA, Brazos Urethane gives participating agencies a faster, audit-ready path to roofing, waterproofing, masonry restoration, and building envelope services. Both programs are structured to meet state and federal purchasing requirements, including the federal Uniform Guidance (2 CFR Part 200 / EDGAR) that governs how agencies spend federal funds.
The result: less administrative burden, shorter acquisition timelines, and the documentation your procurement and finance teams need — backed by a contractor with nearly four decades of commercial building envelope experience.
Two Cooperative Purchasing Contracts

Choice Partners Cooperative
- Commercial roof replacement, repair & restoration
- Waterproofing & building envelope systems
- Masonry restoration
- Preventative maintenance & leak investigation

The Interlocal Purchasing System (TIPS)
- Roofing, waterproofing & building envelope services
- Restoration & preventative maintenance
- Labor & material solutions
- EDGAR-compliant · nationwide coverage
Trusted Protection. Proven Performance.
For nearly four decades, public agencies and facility owners across Texas and the Gulf Coast have trusted Brazos Urethane to protect their buildings from water intrusion, weather damage, and building envelope failures. We bring the same documentation discipline, manufacturer-approved systems, and procurement-ready credentials to every cooperative purchasing project.
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SPFA Member
NRCA Member
ABAA Member
RCMA Member
2025 SPFA National Award
2024 SIKA Project of the Year
Cooperative Purchasing — Common Questions
What is cooperative purchasing and who can use it?
Cooperative purchasing lets eligible public entities — school districts, colleges and universities, cities, counties, state agencies, healthcare systems, and nonprofits — buy from a contractor who has already been awarded a competitively solicited contract. Brazos Urethane is an awarded vendor on both Choice Partners and TIPS-USA, so members of either program can purchase our services directly.
Do we still have to run our own bid?
No. The cooperative conducts the formal, competitive solicitation once. Member agencies then purchase against the awarded contract without running a separate bid — which is the core time savings of cooperative purchasing. Your procurement team should confirm internal policy and document the cooperative contract number on the purchase order.
Are these contracts compliant with federal funding rules (EDGAR / 2 CFR 200)?
Both Choice Partners and TIPS-USA contracts are structured to meet state and federal purchasing standards, including the federal Uniform Guidance at 2 CFR Part 200 (commonly referenced as EDGAR) that governs procurement with federal funds. Brazos Urethane’s TIPS contracts carry the program’s EDGAR compliance documentation. Agencies spending federal dollars should always confirm the required contract provisions with their own grant administrator.
What services can we procure through Brazos Urethane's cooperative contracts?
Commercial roof replacement, repair, restoration and coatings; waterproofing and building envelope systems; masonry restoration; leak detection and investigation; and preventative maintenance programs. Brazos Urethane serves the full range of commercial and institutional facilities — schools, universities, municipal and county buildings, healthcare, and more — across Texas, the Gulf Coast, and nationally through TIPS.
Why do government agencies use TIPS-qualified contractors?
Government agencies use TIPS-qualified contractors to save months of procurement time while staying legally compliant: the vendor already won a competitive, nationally advertised RFP vetted by the Region 8 Education Service Center board. The agency skips its own bid and still meets competitive-procurement law. Awarded status means the contractor passed review for pricing, financial stability, and performance. Brazos Urethane is a TIPS-approved vendor (Trades, Labor & Materials) and holds Choice Partners cooperative contracts through the Harris County Department of Education, giving school districts, universities, and municipalities a pre-qualified path to our commercial roofing.
Ready to Use Your Cooperative Purchasing Contract?
Choose your program above for contract details and to request information — or call our team directly.