Purchasing Division, Department of Administration, Performance Audit : Report to the Legislature 1980

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Establish procedures for seeking additional vendors, especially vendors suggested by state agencies.
2. Establish a centralized bidders list and vendor files.
3. Establish a purchasing code system that incorporates the use of commodity, agency, and vendor classifica- tions.
4. Collect information on vendors' responsiveness.
5. Collect and document problems with vendor non-confor- mance in central vendor files.
AGENCY PURCHASES All state agencies are mandated by statute to competitively bid purc
...hases. We reviewed the purchas- ing practices of several state agencies (direct pur- chases). For the majority of sample purchases anal- yzed, we found that the agencies failed to indicate the vendors they contacted or the resultant bids.
Normally, the only documentation available was the agency purchase order and the invoice. Without the documentation, the degree of competition received by 22 agencies is impossible to evaluate. Rules for proper bid documentation should be established by the Purchas- ing Division and communicated to all agencies.


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