Carolyn H. Connelly From our Fall 2015 e-newsletter More and more clients are asking about “piggybacking” onto a prior contract for the purchase of some item without going through a formal solicitation process. This authority was clearly granted by the legislature in 2005, with the adoption of joint, permissive and interstate cooperative procurement statutes (ORS […]
Diana Moffat From our December 2015 e-newsletter What does the Holiday Season mean to you? Gathering with family and friends? Lots of good food? Lots of shopping? Getting ready to ring in a New Year? Gearing up for bargaining season? Yes! In the human resources and labor relations world the approach of the Holiday Season […]
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Ross Williamson From our December 2015 e-newsletter This article discusses the mandatory public contracting program known as the Qualified Rehabilitation Facility program or “QRF.” Although this program has been in existence since 1977, it is time to get reacquainted. The program is most notably known as the way to obtain janitorial services, but it is […]
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Carrie Connelly From our December 2015 e-newsletter As you are aware, ORS Chapters 279A, 279B and 279C (the “Public Contracting Code” or “Code”) has been in place since March 1, 2005. Since that date, the legislature has amended some aspect of the Code nearly every session. The 2015 legislature’s changes went into effect on September […]
So You Wanna Piggyback?
/in 2015, Article /by Carrie ConnellyCarolyn H. Connelly From our Fall 2015 e-newsletter More and more clients are asking about “piggybacking” onto a prior contract for the purchase of some item without going through a formal solicitation process. This authority was clearly granted by the legislature in 2005, with the adoption of joint, permissive and interstate cooperative procurement statutes (ORS […]
Tis’ the Season, the Season for Bargaining!
/in 2015, Article /by Diana MoffatDiana Moffat From our December 2015 e-newsletter What does the Holiday Season mean to you? Gathering with family and friends? Lots of good food? Lots of shopping? Getting ready to ring in a New Year? Gearing up for bargaining season? Yes! In the human resources and labor relations world the approach of the Holiday Season […]
QRF: This Long-Time Purchasing Program is Still Around and Still Mandatory
/in 2015, Article /by Ross WilliamsonRoss Williamson From our December 2015 e-newsletter This article discusses the mandatory public contracting program known as the Qualified Rehabilitation Facility program or “QRF.” Although this program has been in existence since 1977, it is time to get reacquainted. The program is most notably known as the way to obtain janitorial services, but it is […]
2016 Public Contracting Rules Update
/in 2015, Article /by Carrie ConnellyCarrie Connelly From our December 2015 e-newsletter As you are aware, ORS Chapters 279A, 279B and 279C (the “Public Contracting Code” or “Code”) has been in place since March 1, 2005. Since that date, the legislature has amended some aspect of the Code nearly every session. The 2015 legislature’s changes went into effect on September […]