Builds the system behind the quote.
Moises G. Madrid is a co-founder of Smart Gov Supply. He designed and runs the sourcing, quoting and compliance tooling that turns a supply list into a formal quote the same business day — and the monitoring that watches federal, state and school solicitations around the clock so the company bids only what it can actually deliver.
What he built,
and what it does for you.
Every quote this company sends passes through tooling he designed: a sourcing check, a delivered-price check and a compliance check, before a person signs it.
What a systems builder
brings to a supplier.
Same business day, by design
A list, a part number or a photo of an empty cartridge arrives; a formal quote with availability, delivered pricing and documentation goes back the same business day. That turnaround is a system, not a promise.
Checked before it is signed
Sourcing, delivered price and compliance are checked on every quote before a person approves it. A quote never leaves on a claim the company does not hold.
Plain about what we are
SAM active. CAGE 214B2. Small business, self-certified. No GSA Schedule, no set-aside status — and the site says so out loud, so a buyer's own due diligence finds nothing it was not told.
Watches the solicitations
Federal, state and school opportunities are monitored around the clock, with deadlines and price-hold windows tracked — so when your office asks, the answer is already prepared.
Built from the bottom
Started as a billing follow-up rep and built that company's marketing department from nothing. The habit of doing the unglamorous work first carried into this company.
A fighter's discipline
Represented the United States at the Junior Olympics in Taekwondo, then fought MMA. The discipline came first; the companies came after.
The one who
signs the quote.
Joey K. Salem
Approves every quote before it goes out and puts his own name and direct line on each one — after years of supplying federal agencies, a major international airport and Fortune-500 accounts.
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