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Introduction to Procurement

Introduction to Procurement. 2CFR 200.317-326; 7CFR 210.21; 7 CFR 220.16; 7CFR 215.14a; 7 CFR 225.17; 7 CFR 226.22; 7CFR 250- Subpart D. WHO SHOULD KNOW THIS INFORMATION?. Sponsors participating in National School Lunch (NSLP) School Breakfast Program (SBP)

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Introduction to Procurement

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  1. Introductionto Procurement 2CFR 200.317-326; 7CFR 210.21; 7 CFR 220.16; 7CFR 215.14a; 7 CFR 225.17; 7 CFR 226.22; 7CFR 250- Subpart D

  2. WHO SHOULD KNOW THIS INFORMATION? Sponsors participating in • National School Lunch (NSLP) • School Breakfast Program (SBP) • Special Milk Program (SMP) • Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Program (FFVP) • Farm to School/Preschool (F2S; F2PS) • Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) • Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) • USDA Foods • Other Federally funded grants

  3. WHY A TRAINING ON PROCUREMENT? Procurement always has been a requirement of program regulations • 7CFR 210.21 (NSLP) • 7CFR 220.16 (SBP) • 7CFR 215.14a (SMP) • 7CFR 225.17 (SFSP) • 7CFR 226.22 (CACFP) • 7CFR 250 – Subpart D (USDA Foods)

  4. WHY A TRAINING ON PROCUREMENT? Federal grant management rules • 7 CFR parts 3016, 3019 and 3052 Cost principles • 2 CFR 220 (A-21) • 2 CFR 225 (A-87) • 2 CFR 230 (A-122) New rules • 2 CFR 200

  5. Procurement Training Overview • Part 1 – Procurement Overview • Part 2 – Buy American Provision (NSLP, SBP, USDA Foods) • Part 3 – Geographic Preference (NSLP, SBP, SMP, CACFP, SFSP) • Part 4 – Minority and Small Business (CACFP, SFSP) • Part 5 – Informal Procurement • Part 6 – Micro-purchase • Part 7 – Formal Procurement • Part 8 – Specifications

  6. Questions

  7. Resources • ODE CNP Procurement webpage • CACFP Policy and Procedure Manual Chapter 14 • 2 CFR 200 • NSLP Procurement Regulations (7 CFR 210.21) • SBP Procurement Regulations (7 CFR 220.16) • Special Milk Program (7 CFR 215.14a) • USDA Foods (7 CFR 250 – Subpart D) • CACFP (7 CFR 226.22) • SFSP (7 CFR225.17)

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