Procurement Policy Drafting Workshop
Are you concerned that your unit’s procurement policy is outdated? Do you wonder if it is comprehensive enough to satisfy state and federal procurement law? Do you need to revise your unit’s procurement policy and not sure where to start?
If so, the Procurement Policy Drafting Workshop may be right for you. This one-day workshop is open to county and municipal procurement officers who are responsible for drafting or updating their local government’s procurement policy. This workshop is best suited for small or mid-sized local governments.
During the workshop, SOG faculty, Rebecca Badgett and Crista Cuccaro, will review key laws and discuss best practices for drafting a procurement policy. Participants will also collaborate on ways to update and improve their current procurement policy.
Topics of discussion will include:
- A review of legal compliance requirements under state and federal law;
- Key components of a procurement policy;
- Best practices in policy drafting;
- Drafting supplemental policies (e.g., P-card policy and conflict-of-interest policy); and
- How to communicate policy updates and new procedures to staff.
Additional information
We will be capping attendance for this course at 35 participants.
Please limit workshop registrations to one participant per jurisdiction to ensure diverse conversations and maximize learning opportunities for all attendees.
CPE Credit
The sessions indicated on this form have been identified as potentially relevant for CPE credit. CPAs may claim CPE credit by self-reporting in accordance with the requirements of the NC State Board of CPA Examiners.
It is the individual’s responsibility to determine which sessions they will claim for Continuing Education and to ensure compliance with the Board’s requirements for accepting credit hours. You may complete the provided form below and retain your completed copy to submit if asked by the Board. Participants should also retain items such as agendas and program materials that may be required by the Board.
For more information regarding Annual CPE Requirements please visit https://nccpaboard.gov/nc-cpas/Links to an external site.
| CPE | 6.00 hrs |
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