SourceIntersect brings businesses together so they can access the purchasing leverage, vendor programs, and procurement infrastructure that are difficult to build alone.
One network. Shared buying power. Free membership.
Large companies have sourcing teams, negotiated supplier contracts, and the volume to command better terms. Independent businesses usually do not. SourceIntersect closes that gap by combining member purchasing power and negotiating programs that members can use when they make sense.
Give small and mid-sized businesses access to stronger purchasing leverage, national vendor relationships, and active procurement support without requiring them to build an enterprise sourcing function of their own.
Start with high-impact categories such as fuel, then expand across the recurring products and services businesses already buy until independent operators can purchase with the leverage of much larger organizations.
SourceIntersect is led by operators who have spent their careers building purchasing programs, negotiating enterprise agreements, and working inside the systems that large organizations use to manage spend.
Brian brings more than two decades of operations, supply-chain, and procurement experience, including leadership on both the GPO and commercial fuel-card sides of the market.
A founding executive of a leading healthcare GPO, helping establish negotiation frameworks, vendor relationships, financial structures, and member-value models for an organization that now manages more than $64 billion in spend.
VP-level operating experience at one of the largest issuers of commercial fuel cards and fleet fuel programs, providing firsthand knowledge of how enterprise-scale fuel and procurement programs are structured and managed.
Steve combines more than a decade of group purchasing leadership with deep logistics and enterprise-contract experience. His interest in buying power is personal: he grew up watching his father run a small hardware store while competing against big-box retailers with purchasing advantages an independent owner could not match.
Experience negotiating enterprise-level agreements across transportation modes and building expertise in how supply chains are sourced and managed at scale.
More than a decade building and managing group purchasing programs and driving category-level savings across diverse member bases and spend categories.
The model is intentionally simple: combine purchasing power, negotiate better programs, and let each business decide what is worth using.
Membership adds each business to a larger buying block without requiring a monthly or annual membership fee.
Aggregated purchasing volume creates leverage with national suppliers and supports negotiated programs across multiple spend categories.
Businesses purchase from and pay participating vendors directly. Use the programs that make sense. Skip the ones that do not.
SourceIntersect supports industry-specific GPO brands so businesses can enter the network through a program that speaks their language without fragmenting the purchasing power behind it.
Every GPO in the SourceIntersect network shares the same buying block, vendor relationships, and team. The industry brands change the front door, not the purchasing engine behind it.
Group purchasing built for construction companies.
Group purchasing built for landscaping companies.
Group purchasing for mechanics and maintenance providers.
Group purchasing for non-emergency medical transportation.
Group purchasing for oilfield service providers.
Group purchasing for pest control providers.
Group purchasing for plumbing companies.
Group purchasing for security and patrol services.
Group purchasing for service and trade businesses.
Group purchasing for towing and recovery companies.
Group purchasing for waste and refuse haulers.
Aggregated fuel purchasing for commercial fleets and operators.
A group purchasing organization combines the purchasing volume of many businesses to negotiate stronger supplier programs than many members could obtain on their own.
Membership is free. SourceIntersect is compensated through vendor relationships rather than a member subscription fee.
No. Members generally purchase from and pay participating vendors directly while accessing the negotiated program.
No. Use the programs that save your business money and skip the ones that do not.
Different industries buy differently. The industry pages make the relevant categories easier to understand while the underlying SourceIntersect network, vendor relationships, and buying leverage remain shared.
Membership is free, and you decide which purchasing programs are worth using.
One network, thirteen brands
Every brand in the SourceIntersect network shares the same buying block, the same vendor relationships, and the same team — eleven industries, plus fuel and logistics, all growing together.
Construction GPO
Group purchasing built for construction companies.
Landscaping GPO
Group purchasing built for landscaping companies.
Mechanic GPO
Group purchasing built for mechanics & maintenance providers.
NEMT GPO
Group purchasing built for non-emergency medical transportation.
Oilfield GPO
Group purchasing built for oilfield service providers.
PestControl GPO
Group purchasing built for pest control providers.
Plumbing GPO
Group purchasing built for plumbing companies.
Security GPO
Group purchasing built for security & patrol services.
Tow GPO
Group purchasing built for towing companies.
Waste GPO
Group purchasing built for waste & refuse haulers.
Service GPO
Group purchasing built for service & trade professionals.
Fuel Purchasing Alliance
Aggregated diesel and fuel purchasing for commercial fleets.
Logistics & Route Group
The founding GPO for commercial fleets and logistics operators.