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PURCHASING 102 AGENCY PROCUREMENT OPTIONS Select from Preferred Sources Purchase from OGS Contracts Utilize Alternate Methods Available Through OGS Develop Own Purchasing Strategy PREFERRED SOURCES Correctional Services (Corcraft) – Commodities only Industries for the Blind of New York State (IBNYS) NYS Industries for the Disabled (NYSID) Buy “OMH” Qualified Veterans’ Workshop PREFERRED SOURCES Industries for the Blind of New York State (IBNYS) NYS Industries for the Disabled (NYSID) Buy “OMH” Qualified Veterans’ Workshop Preferred Sources If product meets form, function and utility (i.e.. quality, quantity, delivery, packaging) order should be placed with appropriate preferred source If does not meet form, function and utility, must document in Procurement Record OGS CONTRACTS Expedient – generally place an order No need to bid No need for OSC or AG approval (mini-bids may need OSC approval) No need to advertise in Contract Reporter OGS CONTRACTS Statewide Terms: Filed Requirements Multi-State Prime Vendor Brand Bids Continuous Recruitment Piggyback Negotiated Back Drop Filed Requirements Contracts Covers specific delivery points and estimated quantities Guaranteed source of supply for critical commodities Agencies “file” their requirements prior to establishment of contract Contractual obligation to purchase Examples include rock salt and fuels Multi-State Contracts Permits participation by NYS authorized users as well as other entities Contract administered by one of the participating entities Minnesota Multi-State Drug Contract Prime Vendor Contracts Comprehensive contract; source for broad range of goods and/or services within a given market May be awarded to single or multiple vendors Examples include food contract, office supplies and industrial supplies Brand Bid Contracts Issuance of multiple contracts or a single contract with multiple lots for different brands of a similar product Provides customer the widest selection of products Examples include printer contracts, copier contract, mailing machines Used in long term contracts Allows OGS/PSG to accept bids after the bid opening, adding vendors after the original award Included in printers, microcomputers, books and many service contracts, etc. OGS Piggyback Agreements OGS piggybacks onto existing contracts developed by other governmental agencies (federal, political subdivision or other states) creating a NYS contract Includes additional terms as they relate to NY State procurement rules OGS Negotiated Contracts Backdrop Contract AGENCY STRATEGIES Discretionary Purchases Filed Price Agreements Small Business Initiatives OGS or Less Sole/Single Source AGENCY STRATEGIES Backdrop Mini-Bids Piggybacks Continuous/Periodic Recruitment Emergency Purchases Competitive Bids using IFB/RFP Discretionary Purchases Discretionary Purchases Discretionary Purchases Filed Price Agreements Small Business Initiative OGS or Less Allows purchase from other than State contract if lower prices or terms are more economically efficient to the State agency. Contractor must be given opportunity to match pricing. “OGS or Less” purchases must meet requirements of law. Sole Source Procurement Single Source Procurement Backdrop Mini-Bids Piggyback Contracts Continuous/Periodic Recruitment Emergency Purchases Emergency Purchases Competitive Bids using IFB Competitive Bids using IFB Competitive Bids using RFP Competitive Bids using RFP SELECTING THE CORRECT CONTRACT VEHICLE PURCHASE ORDER REQUIRING OSC APPROVAL One time purchase Fully encumbered Must include all copies (vendor, OSC, agency) All relevant terms on the face or attached Appendix A referenced on vendor copy Purchase Orders have no dollar limitations A Purchase Order is the contract document approved by OSC PURCHASE ORDER (continued) OSC approval not required for OGS centralized contract purchases unless otherwise specified by contract Contract number must be shown in box labeled Comptroller’s Contract No Contract number must be shown on the voucher PURCHASE ORDER CHANGE NOTICE If the original purchase order was approved by OSC, change notice should be accompanied by a copy of the original approved purchase order Explanation for change Encumbrance, if applicable PA CONTRACT A PA Contract can be used by an agency to establish a pricing agreement for commodity and printing procurements (See OSC Bulletin G-191) PA CONTRACT (continued) Used for commodity and printing purchases that exceed agency prior approval threshold Provides agencies with a “term contract” mechanism Saves administrative costs No Purchase Order approval required once PA Contract is approved Procurement must follow the normal procurement rules (IFB, single/sole source, discretionary purchase). CRITERIA FOR PA CONTRACTS Estimated Quantities Term Contract Guaranteed Orders require a fully encumbered purchase order for the value of the guaranteed quantity CREATING A PA CONTRACT Required Documents One Completed PA Data Sheet for each awarded vendor Three Contract Award Letters (This is the contract document for authorized agency and OSC signatures.) Three Notices of Contract Award Must reflect the terms and conditions of procurement Must include pricing and refer to Appendices OSC’s ROLE IN PROCESSING PA CONTRACTS Assigns the contract a unique number Enters the contract on the Central Accounting System (CAS) under agency code 01055 Processes the transaction and enters the assigned contract number on each copy of the Contract Award Letter Retains one original Contract Letter and Award and returns remaining copies to the agency USING YOUR NEW PA CONTRACT Issue Contract Award Letter and Notice of Contract Award to the vendor and any other agencies authorized to use it Issue a Purchase Order referencing the contract number in the Comptroller’s contract number box and also on the voucher PA CONTRACT AMENDMENTS Required Documents One completed PA Data Sheet for each awarded vendor Three Contract Amendments This is the contract document for authorized agency and OSC signatures Must have written concurrence from the vendor Must reflect the terms and conditions of procurement Documentation supporting any changes must be included with the procurement package PA CONTRACT ADVANTAGES Functions as an agency specific P-Contract Purchase Orders issued against PA Contracts do not require separate OSC approval Standard format for “Contract Letter” and “Notice of Contract Award” May be for a term up to five years ADVANTAGES (Continued) No prior approval for PO’s or change notices Allows value monitoring for future contracting opportunities No encumbrance required for contract approval Can cover any contracting method - single/sole source, competitive bid, discretionary purchase, piggybacking agreement, etc. CONTRACT AGREEMENTS A full or fiscal year encumbrance is required An agreement between the State and a vendor must be created and executed Signed and acknowledged by the vendor, signed by agency, AG, and OSC Used for service, revenue, construction, etc. AMENDMENTS TO CONTRACT AGREEMENTS Must be accompanied by a completed and encumbered AC340. Action code on an amendment is c. If the change is the result of a Contract extension, the new end date and the date of renewal must also be changed. If the contract is being amended or extended, an executed contract amendment reflecting the change must also be included. THE AC340 Is used when increasing the value of a contract (use an ECC batch when the purpose is solely to encumber funds) To change an address (with additional documentation required) The AC340 is also used to create a contract based on a CM master contract or a CMS single/sole source contract. (use your agency’s code, not that of the host agency) Questions?