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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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DEFINITIONS
CODE OF ETHICS
PURCHASING DEPARTMENT RESPONSIBILITIES & FUNCTIONS
PURCHASING POLICIES
ELECTRONIC REQUISITION PROCESS
PURCHASING PROCEDURES
. QUOTATION REQUIREMENTS
. APPROVAL AUTHORITY
. FORMAL BID REQUIREMENTS
. SOLE SOURCE ITEMS
. LEASE AGREEMENT
. STATE CONTRACTS
. GCPC (GULF COAST PURCHASING COOPERATIVE)
. IDENTICAL TIE BIDS OR QUOTES
9. ORDERING PROCESS
10. DIRECT PAYMENTS
11. TRAVEL
12. FTA PROCUREMENTS
EMERGENCY PURCHASES
FOLLOW-UP PROCEDURES
PURCHASING SPECIFICATIONS
BID INVITATION
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
BID/PROPOSAL PROTESTS
PURCHASING CARD POLICY & PROCEDURES
PURCHASING CARD SYSTEM COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS
WIRELESS COMMUNICATION POLICY
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CONTRACTS, LEASES & NON-GRANT AGREEMENTS POLICIES AND PROCEDURES 36-44
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lll. AUTHORITY
IV. CONTRACTS, LEASES AND AGREEMENTS FLOW PROCESS
V. PURCHASING DEPARTMENT RESPONSIBILITIES
VI. ISSUING DEPARTMENT RESPONSIBILITIES
VI ISSUING DEPARTMENT MONITOR RESPONSIBILITIES
VIIl. COUNTY ATTORNEY RESPONSIBILITIES
IX. RISK MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITIES
X. PURCHASING SERVCIES COORDINATOR RESPONSIBILITIES
Xl. AGREEMENT PROCESSING PROCEDURES
Xll. EMERGENCY EXCEPTION
Xl NON-COMPLIANCE PROCEDURES
XIV.CHANGE ORDERS
XV.TASK ORDERS
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XVI. CONTRACT/LEASE RENEWAL
XVII. INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS
XVIII. PAYMENTS
FTA Requirements
FTA Appendix
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Travel advances of 80% of the estimated travel expense for reimbursements
of $50.00 or more may be requested but are not mandatory.
All fravel must be settled with the Finance Department within 10 business
days of fravel completion.
If the County has a contract on travel service(s), it shall be the Department
Director’s responsibility to ensure the contracted agency be used for all
travel requirements covered under the contract, except for use of County
vehicles and/or private vehicles. Department Directors must ensure that
the most advantageous method of travel is used: either the contract
agency, the County vehicle or private transportation. Department
Directors shall compare total travel expenses of all three methods to
include time away from job.
Taxi fare, incurred by county employees, is listed in Section 112.061(8),
Florida Statutes, as an incidental travel expense to the fraveler that may be
reimbursed. Additionally, the State Department of Financial Services allows
for "Actual Tips Paid to Taxi Drivers which shall not exceed fifteen (15)
percent of the fare." Rule 691-42.010, Florida Administrative Code.
Travel requests submitted for approval and reimbursement must be
accompanied by the following items. Confirmations and itineraries are
sufficient for advances. However, actual receipts, tickets, and invoices
notating dates and times are required for setflement.
a. Summary of Travel Expense form
b. Registration forms
c. Conference/class agenda (In cases where agendas dare not provided,
a memo, email correspondence or letter from the meeting sponsor of
business showing the meeting purpose, dates, times, and locations must
be provided.)
d. ltemized hotel receipt
e. Flight itinerary and boarding passes
f. Carrental receipt with departure and return dates
g. Invoices or itemized receipts for any other incidental travel costs {taxi
fare, parking fees, tolls, fuel, etc.)
Airport Promotional Travel and Promofional Expenses. It is hereby
determined that the Airport Department is authorized and approved to
make expenditures of airport revenues to publicize, advertise, and promote
the activities of the County's airports; to make known the advantages,
facilities, resources, products, attractions, and atiributes of the County’s
airports; to create a favorable climate of opinion concerning the County's
airports; to cooperate with other agencies, public and private, to
accomplish these purposes; and, in furtherance thereof, to authorize
expenditures for the purposes here enumerated, including medls,
hospitality, and entertainment of persons in the interest of promoting and
engendering goodwill toward its airports {other than direct subsidy of air
carrder operations which is prohibited) provided they are in accordance
with section 331.20, Florida Statute. All fravel, meals, hospitality, and
entertainment of person's expenses shall be pre-approved by the County
Administrator and must not exceed $10,000 for any occurrence without the
approval of the Board of County Commissioners.
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