Describe Your Need
Share your current challenges, environment, priorities, timeline, and the type of support or project your firm needs.
Tell us what your firm needs once and compare qualified IT providers by approach, scope, experience, and pricing—before you renew or sign.
Free for businesses • No obligation to hire • You choose whether to move forward
You do not need to wait for a major failure. These warning signs are often enough to justify comparing the market.
Keep control of the decision while giving providers consistent information about what your firm needs.
Share your current challenges, environment, priorities, timeline, and the type of support or project your firm needs.
Qualified providers can respond with their recommended approach, scope, pricing, experience, and timeline.
Compare the available options and decide whether any provider is the right fit. There is no obligation to award the work.
Before signing, summarize the requirement through Tech Support Bids and give other qualified providers the opportunity to propose an alternative. A second option can help you evaluate scope, coverage, assumptions, and price—not price alone.
Use the marketplace for ongoing support, urgent business needs, or a defined technology project.
Tech Support Bids gives your firm a structured way to present an IT need and compare provider responses without being pushed toward a particular vendor.
Submitting a request is free for businesses, and your firm decides whether any proposal is the right fit.
Ask for Submission HelpNo. Businesses can submit an IT request and review available proposals at no cost.
No. Your firm decides whether any proposal meets its needs. There is no obligation to award the work.
Yes. Reviewing options before renewal gives your firm time to understand alternatives, evaluate transition requirements, and make a deliberate decision.
Use the “Get Help Describing Your Need” option. We can help you organize the business problem and key details providers need—without choosing a provider for you.
Yes. Requests can cover ongoing IT support or defined projects such as cybersecurity, Microsoft 365, cloud, backup, office moves, infrastructure, and migrations.
Describe your law firm's IT needs once, review qualified provider proposals, and choose only if the right option is available.