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Department of Central Services Home Page / Central Purchasing / CP Processes, Rules & Statutes

CENTRAL PURCHASING PROCESSES, RULES AND STATUTES

Rules, Statutes and Standards

  • Central Purchasing Act (Released 07/01/2011; Updated 11/01/2011) (Contains laws through 2011 Legislative Session)
  • Central Purchasing Rules (Effective 07/01/2011)
  • Chapter Index Comparison Tool (To assist transition from Chapter 15 to Chapter 16 - Released 07/14/2011)
  • 2011 Central Purchasing Rules & Legislation Presentation (Released 07/29/2011)
  • VPAT and Oklahoma IT Accessibility Standards

Purchasing Processes

  • Acquisition Process (Procurement Flow Chart) (released 09/11/2009)
    • AQ-001 - State Use (released 09/11/2009, revised 10/29/2009)
    • AQ-002 - StateWide Contracts (released 09/11/2009, revised 09/15/2009)
    • AQ-003 - Oklahoma Correctional Industries (OCI) (released 09/11/2009)
    • AQ-004 - Requisition through Central Purchasing (released 09/11/2009)
    • AQ-005 - Agency Internal Requisition (MS Word version for optional use by agencies) (released 09/11/2009, revised 06/28/2010)
  • Purchase Card (PDF, DOC) (updated 09/01/2009, revised 09/18/2009, revised 12/14/2010)
  • SW Exception Process (SW Exception Flow Chart) (released 08/01/2011)

Solicitation Process

1. In order to assure uniformity and better accessibility of published documents, Central Purchasing:

  • requires using the CP solicitation packages for solicitations processed through Central Purchasing:
    • CP-FULL - for complex solicitations requiring specifications, special provisions, etc
    • CP-SHORT - for simple solicitations
  • recommends using the AGENCY solicitation packages for solicitations processed internally by an agency, especially for requisitions within $50-$100k threshold in order to mitigate the risk of possible litigation by using CP approved terms and conditions:
    • AGENCY-FULL - for complex solicitations requiring specifications, special provisions, etc
    • AGENCY-SHORT - for simple solicitations
    • GENERAL PROVISIONS: CP or AGENCY (agencies and entities exempted from the Central Purchasing Act are encouraged to use at least general provisions provided by the Central Purchasing Division; provisions are being frequently updated)

2. The Department of Central Services, Central Purchasing has recognized that the state, each agency and suppliers would benefit from posting all state solicitations at one location.  To facilitate this vision, DCS is creating an integrated tool for the posting of all solicitation opportunities within the DCS web-site.  Agencies who wish to participate (24 up to date) will need to:

  • have an active CPO on staff
  • current procedures updated to allow for the posting of solicitations in excess of $5,000
  • use the solicitation packages created by DCS-CP for agencies (see above).

If your agency would like to participate, please send an e-mail to Central Purchasing at: cp_feedback@dcs.state.ok.us with the following information:

  • First and last name of agency primary CPO
  • Primary CPO phone number
  • Place in the e-mail title “Solicitation Search”    

Other Processes

  • How to Verify a Successful Bidder with the Secretary of State - steps
  • P/Card - Procedures

 

Last Modified on 12/13/2011
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           
 
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