Implementing Purchase Policies can be a tricky job. Knowledge about the different elements that make up a standard procurement procedure is important, which help in implementing the policies. The topic will cover those looking to improve or change a current procurement policy or program and also for those starting from scratch.
Upon course completion, you will be able to:
For existing procurement offices review
For new purchasing offices or new procedures review the stake holders and their needs
Case Study: Creating a Procurement Manual for a Grant-Funded Program
In this practical webinar, you will learn about the different elements that make up a standard procurement procedure. The topic will cover those looking to improve or change a current procurement policy or program and also for those starting from scratch. You will learn about technical areas to include in structuring a new or improved procedure or program and then will follow along on a real case study involving creating procurement manual for a funded program that did not have a customized manual for them to use. You will also learn of issues that come up and how to manage changes and keep procedures current.
Kenneth M. Jones is a procurement specialist at SUNY Center for International Development. Kenneth has over 30 years of direct procurement experience. He has conducted regular seminars and workshops on public procurement. He is experienced in developing improved procurement practices. He is also a graduate of Schoharie Central School.