1. PROCURING APPRAISALS

2. Best Value Approach Mr Edward Biggers Dr. Pauline Tonsil

3. Best Value Approach Lowest-priced technically acceptable as determined best value by identifying the lowest technically acceptable item for contractors offering substantially identical services or supplies.

4. Best Value Approach Trade off price and other factors should consider what best value factors will be considered. As a minimum, determine the relative importance of service or supply price and other best value factor, and the possible trade-offs involved.

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6. Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPAs) Mr. Edward Biggers Dr. Pauline Tonsil

7. Blanket Purchase Agreement Simplified Acquisition Procedure for filling anticipated repetitive needs for small quantities of supplies and services by establishing “ charge accounts” with vendors to furnish supplies or services which might be ordered from time to time.

8. Blanket Purchase Agreement Designated to reduce administrative cost by eliminating the need for issuing individual purchase documents.

9. Blanket Purchase Agreement The contracting Officer shall not use simplified acquisition procedures to acquire supplies or services, if the anticipated award will exceed the simplified acquisition threshold ($100,000).

10. Blanket Purchase Agreement Uses If there is a wide variety of items in a board class of good that are usually purchased from local suppliers, but the exact items, quantities, and delivery requirements are not known in advance and may vary considerably.

11. Blanket Purchase Agreement Uses If there is a need to provide commercial sources of supply for one or more offices or projects in a given area that do not otherwise have or need authority to purchase.

12. Blanket Purchase Agreement Uses If any situation exists in which the writing of numerous purchase orders can be avoided through the use of BPAs.

13. Blanket Purchase Agreement Establishment Made with firms from which it is likely that numerous individual purchases will be made during a given period. May be prepared and issued on any purchase order form authorized by the government agency.

14. Blanket Purchase Agreement Establishment Contains a Minimum and Maximum order limitation, which are set by the contracting officer. The purchase limitations must specify the dollar limitation for each individual purchase

15. Blanket Purchase Agreement Establishment Delivery tickets or sales slips provides information on the individual purchase under the BPA. Purchases may be made orally, or by a written purchase order.

16. Blanket Purchase Agreement Allows for submission of monthly itemized or summary invoices, as appropriate. Receipt and acceptance is recorded on the vendor’s sale slip, delivery document, or invoice.

17. Blanket Purchase Agreement Provides a list of individual authorized to purchase under the BPA and dollar limitations.

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19. Indefinite-Quantity- Indefinite-Delivery Contract MR. EDWARD BIGGERS DR. PAULINE TONSIL

20. Indefinite-Quantity Contracts Used when it is impossible to determine, in advance, the precise quantities of the supplies or services that will be needed by designated activities during a definite period of time.

21. Indefinite-Quantity Contracts Used only when the item or service is commercial or modified commercial in type and a recurring need is anticipated.

22. Indefinite–Quantity Contracts Advantages Flexibility with respect to both quantities and delivery scheduling Supplies or Services need to be ordered only after actual need have materialized

23. Indefinite–Quantity Contracts Advantages The obligation of the government is limited; They permits stocks to be maintained at minimum levels and allow direct shipment to the user.

24. Indefinite-Quantity Contracts Will not exceed 3-years Will not exceed $10,000,000, including all options.

25. Indefinite-Quantity Contracts Make multiple awards under a single solicitation for the same or similar supplies or services using two or more sources. No separate written determination to make a single award, if determination is in a written acquisition plan.

26. Indefinite-Quantity Contract Contract must specify maximum or minimum quantities that the Government may order under each task or delivery order and the maximum that it may order during a specific period of time.

27. Indefinite-Quantity Contracts “Task order contract” means a contract for services that does not procure or specify a firm quantity of services (other than a minimum or maximum quantity) and that provides for the issuance of orders for the performance of tasks during the period of the contract.

28. Indefinite-Delivery Contract The contracting officer does not synopsize orders under indefinite-delivery contracts. Individual orders shall clearly describe all services to be performed or supplies to be delivered so the full cost or price for the performance of the work can be established when the order is placed.

29. Indefinite-Delivery Contract Orders shall be within the scope, issued within the period of performance, and be within the maximum value of the contract.

30. Indefinite-Delivery Contracts Orders may be placed orally or by means of written telecommunication. Electronically, if contract provides for the placement of orders by such means. Oral orders must to confirmed in writing.

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