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Government IT reseller · Phoenix, Arizona · ships nationwide

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Copper State Supply sells information technology — computers, peripherals, cables, displays, networking, storage, power, print and AV — to federal, state, local and education buyers. We quote against your requirement, clear it for compliance before it goes out, and administer the order through to delivery. This page is written for the check you are running right now, including the parts that are not finished yet.

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The company

Legal name
Copper State Supply Group LLC
Entity
Single-member LLC, member-managedArizona
Public record
Arizona Corporation CommissionSearchable by the legal name
Address
4539 N 22nd St, Ste N
Phoenix, AZ 85016
Business size
Small business
Phone
(480) 439-3612The person who wrote your quote answers it
Accepts
Government purchase card, or PO on Net 30
Ships
All fifty states and DCDirect from distribution to your receiving point

Registrations are a separate question and we publish those in full, unfinished ones included — where we stand. There is a one-page capability statement if you need something to attach to a file or forward.

The question worth asking a reseller

What the margin actually buys

A reseller sits between you and a distributor and adds a margin. The only honest way to justify that is to say what the margin does, so here it is, itemised. If none of this is worth anything on a given order, buy it direct — we would rather tell you that than pad a quote.

Working out what the thing is

Most requirements do not arrive as a part number. They arrive as a machine model, a photograph of a connector, or “the same one we bought last year.” Identification is the work: matching a dock to the laptop that has to drive two displays, finding the successor to a discontinued SKU, telling a cable from the cable that looks like it. Otherwise: your time, or a wrong part and a return.

Compliance cleared before you see a price

Every line is screened against the Section 889 covered list before it is quoted — including rebadged product, which is where the real exposure sits. Country of origin is confirmed with the distributor and stated per line. If we cannot confirm either, the line is not quoted and you are told why. Otherwise: a compliance question you answer after award, on a product already on your dock.

The documentation, produced on request

Because product moves through authorized channel, the paperwork behind it is obtainable rather than improvised: signed 889 representation, origin declaration, authorized-channel confirmation, warranty terms, EPEAT and ENERGY STAR status, RoHS and REACH, UN 38.3 battery documents. Otherwise: chasing a manufacturer for a certificate you needed last week.

Order administration

PO acknowledged the same business day against your number. Tracking forwarded the day it ships. Partial shipments invoiced for what shipped, with the balance named. The quote number carried onto the invoice so your file reconciles without a phone call. Otherwise: a reconciliation problem three weeks later.

Exception handling

DOA, a discontinued SKU, a date that slips, an accessory we specified wrong — we run the manufacturer's process rather than handing you a case number. What we commit to on each. Otherwise: you open the ticket and explain the serial number twice.

Consolidation

A mixed requirement is one order, one delivery and one invoice, rather than four vendors and four receiving events. Technology is our line; if the same purchase order carries facility or office items, those go on it too. Otherwise: four purchase orders and four vendor records.

And what we do not do

We are a reseller. We do not install, cable, rack, configure, image, or manage anything, and we do not sell consulting hours, staffing or managed services. We quote the room; we do not wire it.

Where a requirement genuinely needs installation or integration, say so on the RFQ — we will tell you plainly that it is outside what we do rather than subcontract it quietly and mark it up. The owner's background is IT consulting and IT audit, which is why a technology requirement gets specified against the machine rather than looked up in a catalogue; it is not a second product line.

The process

What happens after you send a requirement

With the clock on it, because a commitment without a time on it is not a commitment. Hours are 7:00am–5:00pm Arizona time.

  1. Within the hourBusiness hours

    Acknowledged, with any question that would hold it up

    A human reply confirming we have it, and — if something is ambiguous — the one question we need answered. We would rather ask on the day than guess and quote the wrong part.

  2. Same dayIf it reaches us by 2:00pm

    A quote on letterhead

    Firm pricing, a lead time on every line rather than one date for the order, country of origin per line, and 889 already screened. Valid thirty days — long enough to clear a requisition or a board meeting without coming back to ask us again.

    The price is the delivered price. Freight is included, FOB destination. There are no handling, fuel or small-order fees behind it.

  3. On your approvalCard or purchase order

    Acknowledged against your PO number, same business day

    By card: a secure payment link, charged when the order ships, not when you approve. We never take card details by email or over the phone. By purchase order: Net 30, invoiced on shipment, quote number carried onto the invoice.

  4. 2–5 daysTypical, stock lines

    Ships direct to your receiving point

    From the distributor's nearest stocking warehouse, carrying our documentation rather than theirs — no third-party pricing in the box. Tracking forwarded the day it leaves. If a date slips we tell you the day we hear it, with the option to cancel the line at no cost.

  5. AfterFor as long as it matters

    The warranty is registered to you, not to us

    Authorized-channel product carries the full manufacturer warranty and we register it in your agency's name, so a support call three years from now does not route through a vendor you no longer buy from. What we do when something goes wrong.

Evidence

What a quote from us looks like

Quotation Q-1043 · valid 30 days
LineLeadOriginPrice
ThinkPad USB-C Dock Gen 2Lenovo 40AS0090US 3 daysChina
24″ monitor, USB-C, height-adjustDell P2425 4 daysMexico
Cat6 patch cable, 7ft, blue, 25/pkC2G 03985 2 daysChina
Smart-UPS 1500VA rack/towerAPC SMT1500C 9 daysPhilippines
FOB destination, freight included 889 screened · origin per line

The format, with the pricing removed. Four things on it are deliberate.

A lead time per line, not one date for the order. It comes from the branch that will actually ship it. Note the nine-day line — a quote with every line at “2–3 days” is a quote nobody checked.

Country of origin per line. Below the micro-purchase threshold neither the Trade Agreements Act nor the Buy American Act attaches. We state origin anyway, because the record costs nothing to build and matters the moment a requirement grows past the threshold.

Screened before it was sent. On technology, Section 889 attaches at every dollar value — including a $30 accessory.

Thirty days. Long enough to survive your approval chain.

If you hold a lower written quote for the same part, we match it or tell you in writing why we can’t — how we price.

The part most suppliers leave out

Where our registrations stand, including what is not done

Most new suppliers stay quiet about this until everything is in place. We would rather publish it. A buyer should not have to ask a vendor whether it is real, and a missing registration is a smaller problem than a vague answer about one. Reviewed 31 August 2026.

Arizona LLC formationFiled
Federal EINApplied for
Resale / tax authorityFollows the EIN
SAM.gov registrationFiled on receipt of EIN
UEI & CAGE codeIssued with SAM
Contract vehiclesNone held

They complete in that order, because each one needs the one above it. The EIN is the gate: without it there is no W-9, so there is no vendor record in your system, so there is nothing for a purchase order to point at.

What this means for you today. Under the micro-purchase threshold, SAM registration is not legally required for a card purchase — that is FAR 4.1102(a)(1), and it is still true. But several buyers have told us their internal controls are stricter than the FAR, and they are right to hold that line: without a UEI there is nothing to run an exclusions check against.

If that is your situation, we are not ready for you yet. The honest answer is to check back rather than to argue the regulation at you. The full detail, and what each one unblocks.

For the file

Terms, in one place

TermWhat we commit to
Quote turnaroundSame business day if the requirement reaches us by 2:00pm Arizona time
Quote validity30 days from issue
PaymentGovernment purchase card, charged at shipment; or purchase order, Net 30, invoiced on shipment. First order Net 30 up to $5,000
FreightFOB destination, included in the line price. No handling, fuel or small-order fees
Sales taxPer your exemption status, as its own line
Lead timeStated per line. Stock lines typically 2–5 business days
Minimum orderNone. A single line is a real order
SubstitutionNever without your written approval
SourcingAuthorized U.S. distribution only. No marketplace, liquidated or gray-market stock
On request889 representation · origin declaration · authorized-channel confirmation · warranty terms · EPEAT / ENERGY STAR · RoHS / REACH · UN 38.3 · COI
Not available yetW-9 — it needs the EIN, which is applied for rather than issued

The full terms of sale, how we price, and what we do when something goes wrong are on how we work. What we will and will not source is on what we supply.

Ready to test it?

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For anything that isn't a quote — a W-9, an insurance certificate, a question about the company — write to info@copperstatesupplyco.com, or call (480) 439-3612.

Helpful to include

  • What you needPart numbers, machine models, or a plain description
  • How manyQuantity for each line
  • Where it shipsReceiving address, building, attention line
  • When you need itA required delivery date, if you have one