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Title: Office of State Purchasing


1
Office of State Purchasing
  • Small Business Forum
  • Folsom Branch Library
  • Folsom, Louisiana
  • August 5, 2009

2
Office of State Purchasing Website
http//www.doa.louisiana.gov/osp/osp.htm
3
For Whom We Purchase
  • OSP purchases for all state agencies except the
    following
  • Louisiana State University System
  • Southern University System
  • Board of Trustees of State Colleges and
    Universities System
  • Special school and institutions supervised by
    BESE Board
  • LA Community and Technical Colleges
  • Department of Transportation and Development
    (DOTD) for road, highway, bridge construction and
    materials
  • Dept. of Education for text books, scientific and
    lab equipment, teaching materials, devices and
    supplies

4
Office of Contractual Review
  • Professional, personal, consulting, and social
    services
  • Handled by Division of Administrations Office of
    Contractual Review (OCR)
  • OCR maintains a listing of responsible
    prospective contractors for consulting services
  • This listing of prequalified offerers is provided
    to requesting agencies who intend to issue a
    Request for Proposal for such servicesOCR
    Website http//www.doa.louisiana.gov/ocr/index.ht
    m

5
Office of Facility Planning and Control (OFPC)
  • Responsible for the administration of the Capital
    Outlay budget.
  • Advertisement for Bids in The Advocate
    newspaper and in a newspaper in the locality of
    the project. Usually notices will also appear in
    trade journals such as the Daily Journal of
    Commerce and the Dodge Report.
  • Most of the advertised projects are for bid by
    general contractors, however some are of limited
    scope such as roofing, waterproofing, mechanical
    equipment replacement, fire protection systems,
    hazardous material abatement and similar work.
  • Additional bid information can be found at the
    website under Design and Construction as well
    as electronic notification of Advertisements for
    Bid http//doa.louisiana.gov/fpc/fpc.htm

6
How Businesses Are Informed Of Bid Opportunities
Register in LaPAC http//wwwprd.doa.louisiana
.gov/osp/lapac/pubmain.asp
7
How To Be Informed Of Bid OpportunitiesRegister
in LaPAChttp//wwwprd.doa.louisiana.gov/osp/lapac
/pubmain.asp
  • LaPAC (Louisiana Procurement and Contract)
    Network
  • - Centralized electronic site for posting bid
    opportunities
  • - Vendors self-enroll
  • - May enroll multiple locations
  • - Vendors select commodities classes of interest
  • - Vendors are automatically notified via email
    when bid opportunities are posted in the selected
    commodities
  • - Accessible for bid, addenda, and award
    searches 24/7
  • - Search by commodity, department, bid number,
    open bids
  • - FREE!! No Charge to Vendors
  • Request to be placed on agencies bid lists
    DOTD, colleges and universities

8
Marketing Your Business And Product In State
Agencies
  • Make personal visits to agencies and meet with
    procurement and contracting personnel
  • Conduct a professional demonstration of product
    and leave brochures, etc.
  • Form relationships with prime contractors
  • Become a distributor or dealer on a statewide
    contract
  • Market your subcontracting abilities
  • Do not discredit your competitors product or
    services stand on your own merit

9
Points to RememberWhen Submitting Bids
  • Thoroughly review the bid document for all
    requirements
  • Do not change terms and conditions bid may be
    rejected
  • Contact the individual on the document for any
    questions or clarifications
  • Attend pre-bid conferences and site visits
  • Ask questions prior to the bid opening
  • Ensure bid document is complete
  • Submit bid prior to bid opening date/time
  • Do not change the F.O.B. point
  • Timely submit any required bonding, insurance
    certificates, samples, literature etc. that are
    outlined in the document
  • Submit bid on forms provided
  • Sign the bid
  • Ensure that you have the capacity to execute the
    contract
  • Contracts are legally binding

10
SE (Hudson Initiative) Web Pagehttp//www.doa.lou
isiana.gov/osp/se/se.htm
11
Louisianas Small Entrepreneur Program (Hudson
Initiative)
  • This program was established in accordance with
    LRS 392001 through 2008 and LRS 51931 to
    provide additional procurement and contracting
    opportunities for Louisiana-based small
    entrepreneurships
  • The administrative procedures governing the
    program are located at http//www.doa.louisiana.g
    ov/osp/se/se.htm
  • The Division of Administration, along with all
    State Agencies, including Colleges and
    Universities, is responsible for the overall
    operation and implementation of the Hudson
    Initiative
  • The Office of State Purchasing is facilitating
    the implementation of the Program

12
Key Features
  • The Program is goal oriented - expenditure goals
    are established by the Commissioner of
    Administration for certified SE participation
  • No quotas or set asides will be utilized in
    implementing the SE program
  • Program participation is race and gender neutral
  • Participation is restricted to Louisiana-based
    businesses that have been certified as a small
    entrepreneurship by the Louisiana Department of
    Economic Development

13
CERTIFICATION OF BUSINESS IS A REQUIREMENT FOR
PARTICIPATION
  • The Louisiana Department of Economic Development
    is responsible for certification of businesses.
    Certification is available on-line in the (LED)
    Small Business Certification System, which is
    located at https//smallbiz.louisianaforward.com/i
    ndex_2.asp
  • Business must be independently owned and
    operated owners domiciled in Louisiana officers
    must be citizens or legal residents of the United
    States principal business office must be in
    Louisiana
  • Business must have less than fifty (50) full-time
    employees
  • Business average annual gross receipts are not to
    exceed 5 million for construction, and 3
    million for non-construction for each of the
    previous three tax years
  • Participation is restricted to Louisiana-based
    certified businesses

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Contact Information
  • Rosemary Jackson, CPPB, Manager
  • Office of State Purchasing
  • Email Rosemary.Jackson_at_la.gov
  • Telephone (225) 342-8012
  • Office of State Purchasing Help Desk
  • (225) 219-4692
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