USD 480 Auxiliary Services Department Michael Rogg, Director

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1 USD 480 Auxiliary Services Department Michael Rogg, Director Maintenance, Buildings & Grounds Custodial Tim Hickert, Supervisor Joseph Chavez, Supervisor Phone: (620) Phone: (620) Fax: (620) Fax: (620) Transportation Food Services Stacy Johnson, Supervisor Connie Vogts, Supervisor Phone: (620) Phone: (620) Fax: (620) Fax: (620) Warehouse Angeles Ruiz, Secretary Phone: (620) Fax: (620) Bid and Quote Requirements USD 480 must follow State, School Board, and Department policies in procuring goods and services. Those policies provide specific guidelines in regards to selecting vendors and dollar amount thresholds. As per USD 480 Board Policy DJED all bids shall be awarded to the lowest, responsible bidder. BOE is sole judge of responsible based upon but not limited to financial standing, reputation, experience, resources, facilities, judgment & efficiency. Purchases for less than $3,000.00, quotes may be requested as per Auxiliary Services Department policy. Purchases between $3, and $10,000.00, three (3) verbal or written quotes must be obtained as per Auxiliary Services Department policy. Purchases between $10, and $20,000.00, require three (3) written quotes. All purchases $10, or more must have Board of Education approval. Purchases of $20, or more must be procurred through the sealed bid process as per state Statute and have BOE approval Purchasing 1. An authorized purchase order, either hard copy, faxed, or ed is required prior to any goods or services being provided to our District. To verify a purchase order number, please call our Business Department at Vendors accepting orders placed without an authorized purchase order number, under an employee s name, or requisition are doing so at their own risk. The District will not be responsible for orders without a pre-approved purchase order. All invoices must be signed by Auxiliary Services personnel. 2. The purchase order number must appear on all correspondence, including packing slips and invoices. If shipped by a third party, you must notify your shipper of this requirement. Failure to comply with this request delays receiving which then delays payment. 3. All vendors must have a completed W-9 on file prior to the issuance of a purchase order. 4. Vendors are required to provide 24 hour notice to the Building/Grounds Department when entering a USD 480 facility. 5. Vendors who service our buildings are required to wear a vendor badge issued from Central Office, Warehouse, or Building/Grounds.

2 6. All Service providors will record location and date with beginning and ending time of services provided on all field tickets/invoices. 7. Board of Education approves payment of all bills at the first BOE meeting of each month. Bills must be presented to Accounts Payable Dept. by the 25 th of each month for payment after the first BOE meeting each month. 8. By applying to be a vendor, you agree to the above terms. Please detach and keep this cover page for future reference.

3 USD 480 Vendor Application Date of application Company Name Street address Mailing address City State Zip Code Phone Fax Date of establishment FED ID# Liberal USD 480 is in the process of converting to issuance of bids & RFP s through . In order to receive future bids/rfp s, address must be provided on the line below. Person(s) Authorized to Sign Bids Name Title References-Preferably Schools Name Address Phone Contact Person Can bid and/or performance bonds be provided upon request for construction projects? Yes No Does your company require credit applications or other forms to be completed prior to purchase? Yes No If yes, please attach applicable forms with returned bidder s application to: USD 480, 401 N. Kansas, PO Box 949, Liberal, KS

4 Pg. 2 Identify services, equipment, and/or supplies your company provides by placing check mark on the appropriate line/category for which your company wishes to receive Request for Bid. Art Supplies Appliances b. Supplies b. Supplies c. Services Athletic Automotive a. Equipment a. Parts b. Trainer Supplies b. Gas c. Supplies c. Oil/Lubricants d. Sports uniforms d. Tires e. Purchases New & Used Audio/Visual Batteries a. Equipment a. Office/Electronics b. Repairs b. Vehicle c. Sound systems d. Supplies Building Calculators a. Accoustical tiles & partitions a. Equipment b.glass & Glazing b. Service/Repairs c. Locking Hardware & Keys c. Supplies d. Lumber e. Relocation of Portables Carpenter Shop f. Supplies a. Supplies b. Parts Computers c. Lumber a. Hardware d. Services b. Software c. Supplies Consultant/Professional Services a. Architect Contractor b. Employee Assistance a. Asphalt/Seal Coating c. Energy Services b. Bleachers d. Engineering c. Carpeting d. Concrete Coolers/Boilers e. Demolition/Excavating a. Compressors f. Electrical b. Cooler Pads g. Elevators c. Equipment h. Enviromental d. Supplies i. Fencing j. Fire Sprinklers Copiers k. Floor Covering a. Equipment l. General Construction b. High Volume Copiers m. Heating/Cooling c. Supplies (Toner, Developer) o. Landscaping d. Service p. Masonry q. Painting Custodial s. Plumbing a. Commercial Laundry Service t. Roofing b. Chemicals u. Sprinkler Systems c. Supplies v. Welding

5 Pg. 3 Drafting Draperies/Stage Curtains a. Equipment a. Blinds b. Supplies b. Drapes c. Curtains Electric d. Stage Flooring/Repair a. Equipment b. Lamps c. Supplies Extermination a. Pest Control Services Elevators Fax Machines b. Supplies/Parts b. Service c. Services/Repairs d. Inspection Fencing a. Materials Fertilizer/ Seeds a. Supplies Fire Flags a. Extinguishers a.flags b. Fire Maintenance b. Accessories c. Equipment c. Banners d. Inspections Flooring Fuel a. Carpet a. Unleaded Fuel b. Tile b. Diesel Fuel c. Finishing c. Tank /Pump Service/Supply Furniture Grease Trap Cleaning a. Auditorium a. Services b. Cafeteria c. Classroom d. Computer Grounds e. Library a. Equipment f. Lounge b. Supplies g. Office c. Weed Control d. Landscaping Hardware/Lumber Heating/Cooling b. Nuts & Bolts b. HVAC Filters c. Tools c. Services/Repairs d. Lumber d. Supplies Industrial Arts Instructional b. Supplies b. Student Planners c. Supplies Insurance Laundry/DryClean Service a. Dental a. Band/Choir Uniforms b. Health c. Life d. Property

6 Pg. 4 Lease/Purchase Lighting a. Equipment a. Supplies b. Vehicles c. Land Locker/Parts a. Hall Library b. P.E. a. Book Binding b. Books Machine Shop c. Equipment a. Equipment d. Supplies b. Supplies e. Furniture Office Mailroom a. Supplies a. Equipment b. Furniture b. Supplies c. Equipment Paint a. Supplies Paper Products b. Equipment a. Office/copy paper b. Colored Copy Paper Plumbing c. Disposable (plates, cups, napkins, etc.) a. Equipment b. Supplies Roof c. Water Fountains a. Materials b. Supplies Printing a. Equipment SafetyEquipment b. Service a. Fire Alarm System c. Supplies b. Fire Extinguishers c. Maintenance/Services Security d. Supplies a. Equipment b. Fire Alarm Systems Special Education c. Intercoms a. Equipment d. Services/Repairs b. Supplies e. Supplies c. Services Sprinklers Tractors b. Parts b. Parts c. Supplies c. Supplies d. Service/Repairs d. Maintenance/Repairs e. Tires Trophies/Awards Two Way Radios a. Trophies a. Equipment b. Awards b. Supplies a. Trophies c. Parts d. Service/Repairs Typewriters a. Equipment Water Treatment b. Supplies a. Water Treatment c. Services/Repairs b. Services Welding Other a. Equipment b. Supplies c. Service