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San Juan College Purchasing Department Director of Purchasing / CPO Frank Cole
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Effective 6/14/13 30 Day challenge to Sole Source Purchases above formal bid limit ($60,000), requires posting of intent to purchase on website for 30 days prior to purchase Requires Posting of Emergency purchase within 3 days of purchase
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Effective 6/14/13 Willful Violation of the Procurement Code Penalties: 4 th DEGREE FELONY!!! For Purchase of $50,000 or more Misdemeanor for Purchase less than $50,000
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Effective 7/1/13 Increases dollar limit of multiple source contracts for procurement of Architectural or Engineering Services to $2,000,000 over a 4 year period, with no one contract over 500,000
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Effective 6/14/13 Design Build Projects Eliminates $10 Million Threshold
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Effective 7/1/13 Goods & Services – Same limits Small Purchase Limit (Best Obtainable Price) Not more than $20,000 Informal Bid Limit (3 Quotes) $20,000.00 - $60,000 Formal Bid Limit Over $60,000 Defines Chief Procurement Officer (CPO) Establishes certification and training requirements for CPO
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To ensure fair competition; The Purchasing Staff shall satisfy the needs of the organization while not sacrificing the integrity of the Procurement Process
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State Use Act – Supersedes Procurement Law o Advantage for disabled companies o No amount too small or too large (Services only) Amounts Over $60,000 – Formal Bid o RFP – Well designed process that ensures transparency Include required legal language and scope of work Shall include evaluation criteria and point system for evaluation o Evaluation Committee must be formed by Chief Procurement Officer o Process must be kept confidential until such time as a contract is entered into with the winning Offeror, then all information becomes public information including evaluation committee notes
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The only exception to RFP process is the use of other government contracts (CES, GSA, WSCA, and other state contracts) What happens when Offeror is selected? o Negotiations for contract o Contract approval process o Sign contract Negotiations unsuccessful or unapproved contract o Post unsuccessful bid information o Reissue RFP with adjusted scope of work o Change scoring criteria, if necessary o Original Offeror ineligible - unless scope of work has significant changes
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