General Procurement definition

General Procurement means a procurement for those Goods or Services that do not involve sensitive or secure Lottery infor- mation, and includes, but is not limited to, office supplies and equip- ment, media, vehicles, and promotional products. Disclosure require- ments governing this classification are contained in OAR 177-037-0050.
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Examples of General Procurement in a sentence

  • Neither the Architectural Designer nor its Subconsultants can make, assert or file a claim, cause of action or lawsuit against the School District of Philadelphia for violation of the prompt payment provisions of the Award and Execution of Public Contracts Law (repealed), or the prompt payment provisions of the Commonwealth Procurement Code, General Procurement Provisions.

  • Neither the Environmental Consultant nor its Subconsultants can make, assert or file a claim, cause of action or lawsuit against the School District of Philadelphia for violation of the prompt payment provisions of the Award and Execution of Public Contracts Law, or the prompt payment provisions of the Commonwealth Procurement Code, General Procurement Regulations.

  • We understand that public bodies must meet the relevant UK and European procurement legislation together with the provisions of the World Trade Organisation General Procurement Agreement.

  • When purchasing goods or services with Federal Funds and/or goods or services which will meet Federal Emergency Management Agency’s (FEMA) reimbursement requirements, as set forth in the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), §200.317, General Procurement Standards refer to ADDENDUM NO.2 and CHANGE ACCEPTANCE FORM.

  • Neither the MEP Engineer nor its Subconsultants can make, assert or file a claim, cause of action or lawsuit against the School District of Philadelphia for violation of the prompt payment provisions of the Award and Execution of Public Contracts Law (repealed), or the prompt payment provisions of the Commonwealth Procurement Code, General Procurement Provisions.

  • Contractor must comply with the MCWDB procurement policy and procedures which reflect applicable local, State and Federal laws and regulations, and the standards identified in Uniform Guidance 2 CFR Part 200.318 – General Procurement Standards.

  • Neither the Commissioning Agent nor its Subconsultants can make, assert or file a claim, cause of action or lawsuit against the School District of Philadelphia for violation of the prompt payment provisions of the Award and Execution of Public Contracts Law (repealed), or the prompt payment provisions of the Commonwealth Procurement Code, General Procurement Provisions.

  • General Procurement Standards, 2 C.F.R. § 200.318(h); Executive Order 12549, Debarment and Suspension.

  • Contractor agrees to follow and comply with 45 CFR §§ 75.327 General Procurement Standards through 75.335 Contract Provisions as applicable.

  • Contractor agrees to follow and comply with CFR § 75.327 General Procurement Standards through 75.335 Contract Provisions as applicable.