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Your Business, DeKalb’s Future – Let’s Build Together!

Are you a business owner looking to expand your reach, secure government contracts, and be part of a thriving economic landscape?

Join us at the 8th Annual Reverse Trade Show & Procurement Summit on March 27 at the Porter Sanford III Performing Arts & Community Center and discover how your business can contribute to and benefit from DeKalb County’s vision.

What is the Reverse Trade Show & Procurement Summit?

This annual event, hosted by the DeKalb County Purchasing and Contracting Department in partnership with WorkSource DeKalb, is designed to connect businesses with county government departments and other industry professionals in a unique reverse trade show format. Instead of vendors approaching buyers, government representatives are stationed at booths while business owners walk the floor, engaging directly with decision-makers. This format allows businesses to gain insights, build relationships, and learn about upcoming procurement opportunities.

The event also includes informative learning sessions covering key business advancement strategies, best practices for securing government contracts, and updates on economic development projects in DeKalb County.

How to Do Business with DeKalb County

The Purchasing and Contracting Department utilizes a competitive bidding process to award contracts based on a combination of factors most advantageous to DeKalb County. Vendors and suppliers looking to do business with the county should ensure they are properly registered and familiar with the county’s procurement processes.

The department now utilizes CV360 to manage vendor relationships electronically. Vendors should visit the CV360 page to complete registration, manage accounts, and access invoicing and payment information.

DeKalb County is investing in economic growth, transit development, public safety initiatives, and responsible governance, all of which create prime opportunities for businesses to thrive. Whether you're a contractor, supplier, or service provider, this is your chance to position yourself as a key player in DeKalb’s progress.

For more details, visit Supplier Registration or contact Michelle Butler, Chief Procurement Officer, at mnbutler@dekalbcountyga.gov or 678-472-8507.

Ready to do business with DeKalb County?

Watch this quick guide on Supplier Registration

From historic charm to thriving urban centers, DeKalb County’s 12 cities each have something special to offer! Whether you're looking for community events, local festivals, or business opportunities, there’s always something happening near you.

Looking for what’s happening in your city? Click on your community to explore local events, business spotlights, and exciting initiatives.

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Doraville 2025: State of the City

Join Mayor Joseph Geierman as he reflects on Doraville’s progress and shares an exciting vision for the city's future in this special State of the City video. Whether you're a resident, a newcomer, or simply exploring what makes Doraville unique, now is the perfect time to see how the city is evolving and thriving.

Help Shape the Future of Hidden Hills!

In partnership with the Greater Hidden Hills Community Development Corporation, DeKalb County is conducting a study to update the Hidden Hills Overlay District—and needs your input!

Established in 2009, this overlay provides customized zoning to support community-driven development while preserving green space. With this study, the County will update these standards to meet current development trends and better promote the community’s vision. 

How can you help?



Take the survey and share your thoughts!

View the map to see how the overlay affects your neighborhood.

Stay informed about the project and its impact.

The overlay district runs from Covington Hwy to Redan Road, S. Hairston to Panola, impacting dozens of neighborhoods in and around the area.

Click here to view the map, take the survey, and learn more about the project.

WE'RE AT YOUR SERVICE

Have a Dekalb County Question or Concern? Email

ceocochran-johnson@dekalbcountyga.gov or call our office Monday - Friday, 8:30 AM - 5 PM at 404.371.2881 and a staff person will gladly assist you.

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