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1 F L O R II D A II N T E R N A T II O N A L U N II V E R S II T Y Procurement Services Small & Minority Business Participation Plan Submitted To: Dr. Mark B. Rosenberg University President Submitted through: Kenneth A. Jessell, Senior V.P. & Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Carmenate, Director of Purchasing With a copy submitted to: Office of Supplier Diversity, Tallahassee, Florida By: Chandra Nix Coordinator Procurement Services (305) September 4, 2009 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY PROCUREMENT SERVICES UNIVERSITY PARK MIAMI, FLORIDA 33199
2 Small & Minority Business Participation Plan Table of Contents I. Small & Minority Business Plan II Proposed Outreach Activities III. Educational Outreach Program IV. Summary of FIU SMBE Expenditures by Fiscal Year V. SMBE Expenditures by Category VI. VII. Certified Minority and Non-Certified Minority Business Expenditure Report Subcontractor Reporting VIII. Appendix - Vendor s Guide How to Do Business with FIU - Procurement Services Trade Show Brochure - Quarterly Spending Reports
3 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY I. Small and Minority Business Program Mission Statement Pursuant to University policy and guidelines, the Small and Minority Business Program (S/MBP) is responsible for ensuring equal opportunities in business contracting for all small business enterprises (SBE), including disadvantaged business enterprises (DBE), women-owned business enterprises (WBE), HubZone business enterprises and disabled veterans business enterprises (DVBE). The S/MBP serves as a liaison between the University and the small and minority business community, with the goal of increasing utilization of S/MBE's and maintaining diversity in the supplier and contractor base at Florida International University. Vision Statement The S/MBP is an integral part of the University's administration, serving as the unit responsible for the implementation of the University's policy on equal opportunity in business contracting. The S/MBP is vital in its role as a connecting link between the University and the small and minority business community. The S/MBP seeks to heighten the awareness of procurement personnel to the level that equal opportunity in business contracting is established and fostered in the procurement process. In this regard, the S/MBP seeks to: Ensure a continued high level of diversity in the University's supplier and contractor pools through equal opportunity. Identify additional Small and Minority Businesses for purchasing commodities, contractual services, architecture and engineering, construction, and business contracts to enhance the quality of suppliers and contractors providing goods and services. Establish a networking alliance with other organizations committed to promoting equal opportunity business contracting. Collaborate and cooperate with small and minority business development programs for the purpose of promoting the business interests of these groups. Improve departmental small and minority business utilization by informing campus departments about the University's equal opportunity policy and providing a base of qualified sources
4 Scope of Functional Responsibility Florida International University has achieved a high degree of diversity in the supplier and contractor base for the procurement of goods and services. In order to partner effectively with the University s Office of Sponsored Research Administration (OSRA) in the administration of federal contracts at FIU, the S/MBP is committed to continuing its contracting diversity efforts on federally funded contracts. Management Responsibility The Purchasing Director is the senior official that will take the lead with the aid of the Procurement Services staff towards the successful monitoring and implementation of the Small and Minority Business Plan duties and responsibilities as follows: Initiatives to Promote Outreach to the Small and Minority Business Community 1) Participate in small and minority business development trade fairs for the purpose of bringing S/MBE's on campus and providing departmental staff the opportunity to meet new vendors. 2) Give presentations to civic and business organizations on business opportunities at FIU. 3) Identification of S/MBEs for purchasing commodities, contractual services, architectural and engineering services, and construction through participation in off-campus seminars and trade fairs. 4) Reach out to organizations like Tools for Change, an independent, nonprofit organization committed to addressing the economic and business development needs of small businesses. Initiatives to Promote Small and Minority Business Participation to Campus Departments 1) Maintain an on-line Small and Minority Business Directory with web links to the vendor databases of the Office of Supplier Diversity, the Florida Regional Minority Business Council, the Small Business Administration, etc. for broad use by campus departments. 2) Establish interactive relationship with campus departments for the purpose of discussing and addressing procurement issues. 3) Provide newly developed small and minority business sources to departments on an on going basis.
5 4) Provide the tools and knowledge necessary to help our buyers provide business opportunities to SMBEs. Participation Tracking S/MBP participation and progress is tracked through databases on procurement activity. Utilization reports are issued on a quarterly basis for the campus. The Office of the President receives an annual report. Purchasing software (Panthersoft) captures statistical data based on the information given by vendors when they fill out our vendor application. The vendor application information is recorded and transferred to a statistical report that captures that information and records the dollar amount based on category and minority code when a purchase order is dispatched and paid. If necessary, the Program will utilize this information to adjust our participation and determine if an approach can be adjusted to improve the program. Forecast Fiscal Year Procurement Services expects to maintain a level of S/MBP participation similar to previous years which is dependent on the current University s mission and campus department s budgetary needs. These two areas have a significant impact in the reporting of S/MBP participation. Federal Small and Minority Business Subcontracting Administration Pursuant to Public Law , the Office of Sponsored Research Administration (OSRA) serves as plan administrator on federally funded research contracts of $ 500,000 or more. OSRA will, when necessary, submit a Small and Minority Business Subcontracting Plan that projects an anticipated level of dollar expenditures that can be subcontracted to SBEs, DBEs, WBEs, HubZone businesses, and DVBEs on federally funded research contracts. This becomes part of the University's contract with the federal funding agency. The OSRA, upon request, may submit reports to the funding agencies reporting subcontracting progress. Small and Minority Business Enterprise Relations The S/MBP primarily provides suggested S/MBE sources to procurement personnel. It also provides conflict resolution to S/MBEs experiencing problems while conducting business with the University. The S/MBP makes the appropriate inquiries and attempts to resolve such problems. Subcontractor Information
6 Procurement Services has procedures to capture Subcontractor information through our Facilities department with the assistance of the Contractors and Project Managers. On major A&E and Construction projects, invoices that are submitted to Facilities for payment will require Contractors to submit all backup information including any documents supporting the S/MBE Subcontractor reporting. This gives Procurement Services the ability to keep track of S/MBE Subcontractor usage. New Initiatives or Internal Procedures Currently Procurement Services is not proposing implementing any new initiatives at this time. Last year we initiated procedures to capture Subcontractor information, which has provided a success. Currently with the support of the University s Facilities department, we have been able to track S/MBE Subcontractor reporting.
7 II PROPOSED OUTREACH ACTIVITIES November 4, th Annual Reverse Trade Show Broward County Convention Center Ft. Lauderdale, FL November 18-20, 2009 Florida Matchmaker 2009 Rosen Shingle Creek Hotel Orlando, FL March 11-12, 2010 SFRMBC 25th Annual Business Expo Broward County Convention Center Ft. Lauderdale, FL
8 NAME OF EVENT DATE LOCATION SUBCONTRACT & SUPPLIER COMMUNITY MEET & LEARN BREAKFAST FORUM ACTUAL OUTREACH PARTICIPATION AT EVENTS 10/9/2008 The Graham Center Ballroom, University Park Campus Florida International University REGISTRATION FEE HOTEL STAY HOTEL PRICE CAR RENTAL FREE NO NO STATE CAR RENTAL PRICE $25 A HALF DAY GAS/TOLLS ATTENDEES TOTAL N/A CHANDRA, EMILY* FREE JHS 2nd Annual Small Business Vendor Day Workshop 11/7/2008 JACKSON HOSIPITAL DIAGNOSTIC CENTER FREE NO NO STATE $25 A HALF DAY N/A CHANDRA, RICHARD,STEVE*, YOLANDE,PAM, DEBRA FREE 11TH ANNUAL REVERSE TRADE SHOW 11/13/2008 BROWARD COUNTY CONVENTION CENTER FREE FOR GOVERNMENTAL ENTITIES NO NO STATE $25 A HALF DAY N/A CHANDRA, TERE, EMILY, CRYSTAL FREE 2008 MATCHMAKER CONFERENCE AND TRADE SHOW 11/19-21/08 GAYLORD PALMS HOTEL ORLANDO, FL $525 FOR FULL CONFERENCE FOR TWO + BOOTH-$350 FULL CONFERENCE FOR ONE ONLY YES $124 A NIGHT-(2) NIGHTS A PIECE YES YES N/A STEVE, DEBRA*, CHANDRA APPROX. $1719 FRMBC 24TH ANNUAL BUSINESS EXPO 4/23-24/09 BROWARD COUNTY CONVENTION CENTER TBA TBA TBA N/A STATE N/A *CHANDRA NA FIRST ANNUAL REVERSE JACKSON MEMORIAL TRADE SHOW AT JHS 6/12/2009 HOSPITAL DIAGNOSTIC FREE NO NO N/A DTC SPONSORED BY THE TREATMENT CENTER LOCAL CHAPTER OF NIGP PERSONAL VEHICLE N/A CHANDRA FREE *COULD NOT PARTICIPANT AT LAST MINUTE
9 III. EDUCATIONAL OUTREACH PROGRAM Participate in small and minority business development trade fairs for the purpose of bringing S/MBEs to the campus and providing departmental staff the opportunity to meet new vendors. Give presentations to civic and business organizations on business opportunities at FIU. Identification of S/MBEs for purchase of commodities, contractual services, architectural and engineering services, and construction through participation in offcampus seminars and trade fairs. Periodically do mailings to small and minority business enterprises to advise them of opportunities at the university and to solicit vendor applications. Act as a liaison between small/minority businesses and buyers and the university community. Work with the OSD, FRMBC, and other organizations to promote business opportunities in the small and minority business community.
10 IV. FIU SBME Expenditures by Fiscal Year $20,000, $18,000, $16,951, $16,971, $17,215, $17,275, $16,000, $14,000, $13,115, $12,896, $12,000, $10,000, $8,000, $9,605, $8,969, $11,075, $9,796, $6,000, $4,000, $2,000, $ / / / / / / / / / / Total expenditures with SBME exceeded total expenditures by $60,283.
11 * Large increase in due to spending in Construction category V. EXPENDITURES BY CATEGORY
12 VI. CERTIFIED & NON-CERTIFIED EXPENDITURE REPORT CATEGORY CONSTRUCTION ARCH & ENGR COMMODITIES SERVICES TOTAL NON-MBE: NON-MINORITY $54,597,389 $2,070,622 $33,692,039 $26,270,445 $116,630,495 SMALL BUS. ST. $47,191 $175,759 $217,421 $440,371 SMALL BUS. FED. $907,692 $37,361 $1,142,557 $2,087,610 MBE. FED. FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY Certified and Non-Certified Small & Minority Business Expenditure Report Total for Fiscal Year (Period July 1, June 30, 2009) GOV'T AGENCIES $100 $2,966,173 $232,748 $3,199,021 NON-PROFIT ORG. $273,644 $1,319,242 $1,592,886 P.R.I.D.E. $40 TOTAL NON-MBE: $55,552,412 $2,070,622 $37,144,976 $29,182,413 $123,950,423 CMBE: AFRICAN-AMERICAN $3,447 $1,847 $5,294 HISPANIC $2,346,732 $216,841 $1,353,296 $1,126,035 $5,042,904 ASIAN-HAWAIIAN $41,770 $2,459 $44,229 NATIVE AMERICAN $264 $264 AMERICAN WOMAN $38,700 $38,700 SERVICE-DISABLED VETERAN TOTAL CMBE: $2,430,649 $216,841 $1,357,866 $1,126,035 $5,131,391 NON-CMBE: AFRICAN-AMERICAN $176,736 $1,598 $21,530 $301,486 $501,350 HISPANIC $2,011,393 $16,177 $3,220,071 $1,448,132 $6,695,773 ASIAN-HAWAIIAN $4,000 $130,574 $178,689 $313,263 NATIVE AMERICAN $4,973 $5,018 $9,991 AMERICAN WOMAN $463,639 $29,870 $1,114,220 $3,016,182 $4,623,911 SERVICE-DISABLED VETERAN TOTAL NON-CMBE: $2,651,767 $51,645 $4,491,368 $4,949,507 $12,144,287 TOTAL MBE: $5,082,416 $268,486 $5,849,234 $6,075,542 $17,275,678
13 VII. Facilities SMBE Subcontractor Reporting FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY - FACILITIES PLANNING DEPARTMENT MINORITY BUSINESS DATA FORM PROJECT#: PROJECT NAME: A/E; CM; GC NAME PAY REQUEST# PAY REQUEST AMOUNT: CONTRACT AMOUNT: ADDRESS: CONTRACT #: MBE ID'S: H=AFRICAN AMERICAN I=HISPANIC J=ASIAN AMERICAN K=NATIVE AMERICAN W=WOMAN Y=SERVICE-DISABLED VETERAN MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE MBE VENDOR# MBE ID CONTRACT VALUE AMOUNT REQUESTED THIS PAY TOTAL COMPLETED TO DATE BALANCE REMAINING CERTIFICATION BY THE CONSTRUCTION MANAGER: I certify that I have checked and verified this MBE: that to the best of my knowledge and believe, the Above is a true statement of the value of the work performed by this MBE; that all work has been performed and material supplied in full accordance with the terms of this Contract, and the above values are represented in the Certificate of Payment. NAME: DATE:
14 VIII. Appendix - Vendor s Guide How to Do Business with FIU - Procurement Services Trade Show Brochure - Quarterly Spending Reports
15 Vendor Guide How to do Business with FIU 1. FIU Purchasing The purpose of FIU's procurement function is to ensure that all conduct related to the procurement of goods and services on behalf of the University, is in accordance with the procedures set forth by the Florida International University Board of Trustees, the Office of the President and the applicable Federal and State laws. FIU must also ensure that in any business transaction the requirements for competition have been met, negotiations have been conducted according to established policies and no conduct of compromise to the public trust is present. FIU recognizes the important services rendered by our vendors in helping us to fulfill requirements in an economical and efficient manner. We are open for business from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, with the exception of legal and University holidays. We encourage vendors to make appointments during business hours. The Purchasing office is located at: Florida International University Modesto A. Maidique Campus Campus Support Complex CSC 410 Miami, FL For Information Call: (305) Procurement's Objectives and Responsibilities Our goal is to acquire (buy, lease, rent, or lease-purchase) those things our FIU departments need at the lowest economical cost consistent with quality and time considerations. Specifically, Procurement Services: establishes competition wherever practicable including assisting in the development of procurement specifications, soliciting and processing requests for quotations, conducting negotiations for price, terms and conditions, and where necessary, conferring with University Counsel for advice and resolution of matters; ensures requirements for competition have been met, negotiations have been conducted according to established guidelines, and prices to be paid are reasonable in the particular circumstances; establishes and administers annual price agreements and contracts in accordance with sound procurement practices. Such contracts and agreements include university bids, state contracts, campus local agreements, specialty contracts and consortium agreements; maintains suitable sources of supply by facilitating vendor outreach for campus requirements and ensuring equal opportunity in University business contracting;
16 assumes a proactive role with campus customers to assure the effective management and delivery of quality and expert purchasing; administers and maintains purchase records for federal, state and internal procurement audits; 3. How to Get Started Good marketing strategies are largely dependent upon reaching the right people in an organization. It is therefore important to understand how the organization is structured. At FIU, purchasing consists of a Central Procurement Office with buyers assigned to specific commodities and/or departments/schools. The procurement needs of all University departments, laboratories and institutes flow through the Central Procurement Office. For your convenience, an on-line directory is available on the University s Procurement website, to help you locate the buyer responsible for the product or service you offer. 4. Access to FIU Competitive Solicitation Information There are 3 ways to receive competitive solicitations: the ITB (Invitation to Bid), RFP (Request for Proposal), and ITN (Invitation to Negotiate) information: Electronically: Visit our Procurement Webpage for current information. Visit: Visit our Procurement Services office at FIU Modesto A. Maidique Park at the Campus Support Complex Building on the 4 th Floor located in the Conference Room. Phone: Call the Procurement Help Desk at (305) to have the requested documents electronically sent or mailed to you. Please ask to speak with our Procurement Support Specialist. 5. Supplier Obligations Receiving a Purchase Order from FIU carries with it the obligation to supply the ordered goods or services at the agreed-upon price, at the promised time, and without the need for buyer's intervention, renegotiation, or continued expediting. Full performance of contractual obligations will help your company earn a favorable evaluation and opportunities for further participation in our purchasing program. Here's what we expect: * dependable products and services * delivery as promised * competitive prices * no substitutions * good communications * timely resolution of claims * compliance with purchasing, shipping and invoicing procedures. Our Purchase order terms & conditions are located at
17 6. Supplier Diversity - Small and Minority Business Program It is the policy of Florida International University (consistent with state and federal law), to optimize opportunities for business contracting with small and minority business enterprises in the areas of commodities, construction, contractual services, and architectural and engineering services. It is the goal of the program to reach out to the small, minority, and small disadvantaged business community and to give responsive and responsible suppliers a fair and equal opportunity to compete for campus business. The Small and Minority Business Program provides the following services to the campus and business communities: Identifies suppliers of goods/services for possible use by FIU. Counsels vendors on how to do business with FIU. Provides key campus buying personnel with vendor source materials. Acts as liaison between small and minority business vendors and buyers, referring vendors to the procurement specialists as appropriate. Small and minority businesses that do business with FIU must complete an FIU Vendor Application available on our website. Our vendor application includes a section in which you are asked to provide your minority status. This enables the University to identify S/MBP dollar spending with the University. Our current Vendor Application system is a payment driven system only. If you are unable to retrieve the form, contact us at the address below or call (305) Florida International University Procurement Services, CSC-411 Modesto A. Maidique Campus S.W. 8th Street Miami, Florida FIU's Competitive Solicitation Policy Authority to Solicit Requests for Quotations FIU Procurement buyers will act to generate formal requests for competitive solicitations (RFP, ITB or ITN) or requests for quotations (RFQ) when required by policy, or when deemed to be in the best interest of the University. Purchase orders, contracts and agreements must be executed by the purchasing staff with the specifically delegated authority. Requirements for Competitive Bids FIU's purchasing policy of awarding contracts to suppliers requires that we meet the University s need for goods and services at the lowest overall cost and the highest
18 practical quality while affording the maximum opportunity practicable to those who wish to become suppliers to the University. There are three conditions applicable to the award of contracts for goods and services which exceed the amount delegated to departments for purchasing authority: Purchase Transactions up to $75,000 are transacted based on a request for quotation (RFQ) process as follows: Purchasing RFQ guidelines require that Two (2) written or verbal quotations be obtained if the total cost of the order is between $15,000 and $25,000. For orders with total costs between $25,000 and $75,000 three (3) written quotations are required. They must be mailed or walked in to Procurement Services department in a sealed envelope before the date requested on the RFQ. Purchase Transactions Above $75,000: Procurement contracts involving an expenditure of more than $75,000 shall be awarded based on the formal competitive solicitation process with awards being made based on specification requirements. Many Statewide contracts or FIU procurement agreements have been established as a result of the competitive solicitation process. Once such contracts are established, FIU buyers can purchase goods and services under these contracts without being constrained by any additional requirement for competition. Product or Service as Unique or Proprietary, Single or Sole Source: The requirement for competitive soliciting of goods and services regardless of price shall not apply when the Purchasing Director determines that a product or service is unique or proprietary, single or sole source which is defined as "a product or service the characteristics and functions of which are such that only a single product or service will properly satisfy the University's needs and all other products or services will be unacceptable for such needs." Any product or service of this kind that is $100,000 and over and deemed a Sole Source must be signed by the President or his delegate of signature authority. 8. The Purchase Order Suppliers may be presented with different types of authorized purchase transactions; (1) a purchase order processed by the FIU procurement office, or (2) a ProCard, which is a credit card used by authorized individuals throughout the University. Following are descriptions of each of these procurement methods. Purchase Orders Purchase orders are required for any purchase of commodities or services, including freight and handling charges. These purchases are performed by the University's Central Procurement Services staff who have the authority to approve purchases. Buyers are presented with an on-line requisition from campus departments. The buyer will take action to procure the goods or services
19 requested by campus departments after ensuring that all policies, procedures and authorizations have been observed. FIU Pro Card Suppliers may be presented with a new method of doing business with FIU employees called the ProCard. ProCard is a credit card issued by a financial institution. The ProCard is designed to be used by authorized FIU employees to purchase routine goods and services costing less than $1,000, including shipping, handling and tax. The ProCard is also used for employee travel. While full liability rests with the University for immediate payment, the person whose name is imprinted on the card (i.e. the cardholder) is responsible for all purchases made using the ProCard. The ProCard is a purchase card based system which benefits FIU and suppliers through: o prompt payment to suppliers through the bank card program o elimination of purchase orders and invoices o distribution of low value purchase authority Just like any credit card, the card can be used at the supplier site or to place orders via telephone or internet by giving the card account number to the supplier. No invoices or monthly statements are required from the suppliers although cardholders may request some form of confirmation from the vendor that identifies the detail of the items being purchased and shipped. The bank "invoices" FIU electronically for the net amount of all authorized transactions processed. Each ProCard has a pre-set spending limit that may not be exceeded and is also subject to certain merchant code restrictions. The ProCard is only to be used for official university business. Purchases of a personal nature are prohibited. 9. ProCard Restrictions There are products and services which cannot be ordered by ProCard, some of which are indicated below: Alcoholic beverages Construction, architect or facility refurbishment services Hazardous materials Independent contractor or consultant services Narcotics, dangerous drugs Radioactive materials Capital asset items Computers 10. Shipments
20 It is important that your shipments be addressed exactly as shown on the purchase order. Each shipment must have a packing slip affixed to the outside of the package showing our purchase order number and the contents of the shipment. Failure to identify the shipment properly may be cause for refusal. Partial shipments are not desirable and are not encouraged unless shortness of supply demands split shipments. Vendor will ship goods FOB Destination. 11. Sales Tax FIU is exempt from Florida state sales tax. The tax exempt certificate is available at our Office of Controllers website below: By policy, FIU generally requires the Seller to pay all contributions, taxes and premiums payable under federal, state and local laws measured upon the payroll of employees engaged in the performance of work under a contract, and all applicable sales use, excise, transportation, privilege, occupational and other taxes applicable to materials and supplies furnished or work performed. 12. Invoices The following information MUST appear on your invoice to Florida International University: Company name, address and remit address. The entire FIU Purchase Order Number. Detailed description of material ordered so persons unfamiliar with the product can identify it. University bid, contract, lease, or supply agreement number, if applicable. The FIU Purchase Order number must appear on the invoice. Incomplete invoices result in a delay of payment, so it is in your best interest to comply with these instructions. Invoices should be sent to: Do not invoice prior to shipment. Florida International University Modesto A. Maidique Campus Controller s Office Campus Support Complex 3 rd Floor Miami, FL 33199
21 Questions about the process for payment of invoices should be directed to Accounts Payable at (305) How You Can Help Us Do a Better Job Refrain from offering gifts or gratuities or anything that could be construed as a bribe to acquire services or supplies. Tell us if our specifications for a product can be improved, to provide a better performance, a longer-life product, and/or lower cost. Keep us supplied with your latest catalogs and current prices. Keep us informed of your back order situations, plant closures, impending shortages or strikes. Follow through on orders to ensure delivery to us as promised. Insure that any shipments arranged by you contain our purchase order number on the shipping label. Include the FIU purchase order number on your invoice and mail to the invoice address listed above. Call Purchasing for appointments. Remember that all goods and services procured by the University are done via the purchase order mechanism. Do not accept requests for materials from the campus without a purchase order number or presentation of the FIU ProCard. 14. Buyers and Commodities You may refer to the Buyer Directory for the names, phone numbers and the list of commodities handled by each of the buyers. Please feel free to contact the appropriate buyer for the area of sales you wish to discuss located at the website Jimmy Carmenate, CPA - Purchasing Director (305) Richard Vera - Assistant Director (305)
22 Juliette Fernandez - Coordinator, Administrative Services (305) Doreatha Belton - Procurement Support Specialist (305) Brunhilde "Pupi" Tomassini - Senior Secretary (305) Mariaelena Fernandez - Procurement Support Specialist (305) Doreatha Belton - Procurement Support Specialist (305) Mariaelena Fernandez - Procurement Support Specialist (305) Linda Pagliaro - Credit Card Solutions Administrator (305) Tracye Eades Mickle - Senior Credit Card Solutions Accountant (305) Concepcion Valois - Credit Card Solutions Accountant (305) Tricia Perez - Credit Card Solutions Assistant (305) Nieves Colmenero- Credit Card Solutions Assistant (305) Kenia Durañona Manager of Competitve Solicitation and Contracts (305) Chandra Nix - Coordinator, Purchasing (305) Kenia Durañona Manager of Competitve Solicitation and Contracts (305) Open Position - Coordinator, Purchasing Emily Font - Asst. Purchasing Agent (305) Open Position - Coordinator, Purchasing Emily Font - Asst. Purchasing Agent (305)
23 Yolanda Sturgeon - Asst. Purchasing Agent (305) Tere Portuondo - Senior Purchasing Agent (305) Emily Font - Asst. Purchasing Agent (305) Pam Johnson - Asst. Purchasing Agent (305) Tere Portuondo - Senior Purchasing Agent (305) Pam Johnson - Asst. Purchasing Agent (305) Open Position - Coordinator, Purchasing Emily Font - Asst. Purchasing Agent (305) Donald Corbitt - Senior Purchasing Agent (305) Cheryl Cobb - Senior Purchasing Agent (305) Emily Font - Asst. Purchasing Agent (305) Donald Corbitt - Senior Purchasing Agent (305) Cheryl Cobb - Senior Purchasing Agent (305) Emily Font - Asst. Purchasing Agent (305) Cheryl Cobb - Senior Purchasing Agent (305) Pam Johnson - Asst. Purchasing Agent (305) Crystal Ortiz - Asst. Purchasing Agent (305) Tere Portuondo - Senior Purchasing Agent (305) Yolanda Sturgeon - Asst. Purchasing Agent (305)
24 Pam Johnson - Asst. Purchasing Agent (305) Crystal Ortiz - Asst. Purchasing Agent (305) Cheryl Cobb - Senior Purchasing Agent (305) Pam Johnson - Asst. Purchasing Agent (305) Cheryl Cobb - Senior Purchasing Agent (305) Pam Johnson - Asst. Purchasing Agent (305)
25 How to submit a Competitive Solicitation NOTES FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY PROCESS OUTLINE VENDOR S NOTIFICATION The Procurement Services Department shall advertise any competitive solicitation for commodities and for contractual services in the Florida Administrative Weekly, The Florida Communities Network (MyFlorida.com), and the Purchasing Services website at OUR ELECTRONIC NOTIFICATION BOARD IS LO- CATED IN OUR CONFERENCE ROOM ON THE 4TH FLOOR ROOM 410. Current Competitive Solicitations are posted electronically on our Website at purchasing/3solicitations_available.html as they become available. Tabulation results are posted at purchasing/3solicitations_tabulation.html VISIT Visit our Procurement office at FIU Modesto Maidique Park Campus at the Campus Support Complex Building on the 4th Floor. REMOVAL FROM COMPETITIVE SOLICITATION LIST A vendor may be removed from the Competitive Solicitation List for failure to respond to three (3) consecutive Competitive Solicitations. PROCUREMENT SERVICES SW 8th Street CSC-411 Miami, Fl Business hours: 8:30am to 5:00pm Monday through Friday Phone: Fax: Website: PROCUREMENT SERVICES SW 8TH STREET CSC 411 MIAMI, FL Phone: Fax: Website:
26 Florida International University At a Glance The Bid Process: What We Buy Cont d Commodities/Services Florida International University is Miami-Dade County s first public, fouryear university. Our record of innovation and research continues to improve the quality of life in our communities. HISTORY AND GROWTH: FIU opened for classes in 1972 with 5,667 students - the largest opening day enrollment in U.S. collegiate history. Today it has more than 38,000 students, 1,000+ full-time faculty and 130,000 alumni. FIU is one of the 25 largest universities in the nation, based on enrollment. FACULTY: Ninety-six percent of the University s full-time faculty hold doctorates or the highest degree attainable in their field. This reflects tenured or tenure-seeking faculty. RESEARCH: FIU emphasizes research as a major component of its mission. Sponsored research funding (grants and contracts) from external sources for the year totaled approximately $108 million. ALUMNI: With more than 130,000 alumni, Golden Panthers constitute the fastest growing university alumni group in Miami-Dade County. FIU confers approximately half of all degrees now awarded by universities in Miami-Dade County. NATIONAL RECOGNITION: FIU ranked first in the nation among four-year colleges for awarding bachelor s and master s degrees to Hispanic students in the 2008 survey conducted by the Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education Magazine ARTS & CULTURE: In recent years, FIU has emerged as one of South Florida s major cultural assets, offering programs to both students and the local community. Several of its programs are nationally renowned for their excellence. The Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum will celebrate the grand opening of its new facility on the University Park campus this Fall. The Wolfsonian-FIU museum, located in Miami Beach, promotes the collection, preservation and understanding of decorative art and design from the period The School of Hospitality and Tourism Management helps present the annual South Beach Wine & Food Festival, one of the major culinary events in the nation. Procurement Services guidelines require that two (2) written or verbal quotations be obtained if the total cost of the order is between $15,000 to $25,000. For orders with total costs between $25,000 to $75,000 three (3) written quotations are required. In some cases there may not be three vendors available to offer pricing. In those cases, Procurement Services will attempt to obtain as many quotes as possible. Orders $75,000 or greater, require a formal competitive solicitation (ITB, RFP or ITN). ANY FURTHER QUESTIONS PLEASE GO TO OUR WEBSITE Typical Procurement needs include, but not limited to: Audio visual Art & Craft Supplier Biological Supplies Commodities/Services* Carpet/Floor Coverings Chemicals Computers, Equipment & Software Electrical Equipment & Supplies Furniture Janitorial Suppliers Lab Equipment & Supplies Medical Equipment & Supplies Office Equipment & Supplies Pharmaceuticals Photographic Equipment & Supplies Advertising Art & Craft Supplier Biological Supplies Carpet/Floor Coverings Construction Copying Electrical Landscaping Services Promotional Items Plumbing Travel Transportation *Commodity/Service assignments by agent can be found at Supplier Diversity Mission Pursuant to University policy and guidelines, the Small and Minority Business Program (S/MBP) is responsible for ensuring equal opportunities in business contracting for all small business enterprises (SBE), including disadvantaged business enterprises (DBE), women-owned business enterprises (WBE), HubZone business enterprises and disabled veterans business enterprises (DVBE). The S/MBP serves as a liaison between the University and the small and minority business community, with the goal of increasing utilization of S/MBE's and maintaining diversity in the supplier and contractor base at Florida International University. CAMPUSES: FIU has two campuses, the 344-acre Modesto Maidique Park campus in western Miami-Dade County, and the 200-acre Biscayne Bay Campus in northeast Miami- Dade County. The University also has an academic site in Broward County, FIU Broward Pines Center in Pembroke Pines. A major research facility, the 40-acre Engineering Center is located near the University Park campus. The Downtown Center, located in downtown Miami, offers graduate level business courses for busy professionals. Printing & Copying School Equipment & Supplies Telecommunications Equipment Vehicles
27 State University System Quarterly Certified Minority Business Expenditure Report University: Florida International University (FIU) 1st Quarter FY : TOTAL for period JULY 1, SEPT 30, 2008 CATEGORY MBE CODE CONSTRUCTION ARCH & ENG COMMODITIES SERVICES TOTAL NO. DOLLARS NO. DOLLARS NO. DOLLARS NO. DOLLARS NO. DOLLARS NON PROFIT 0 $0 0 $0 0 $0 0 $0 0 $0 NON-MBE: NON-MINORITY $13,519,067 $334,683 $9,349,963 $6,539,113 SMALL BUS. ST. $20,625 $35,887 $16,546 SMALL BUS. FED. $809,998 $15,877 $6,070 MBE. FED. GOV'T AGENCIES $698,404 $97,114 NON-PROFIT ORG. $74,891 $451,121 P.R.I.D.E. TOTAL NON-MBE: 0 $14,349,691 0 $334,683 0 $10,175,021 0 $7,109,964 0 $31,969,358 CMBE: AFRICAN-AMERICAN $1,847 HISPANIC $708,199 $286,613 ASIAN-HAWAIIAN NATIVE AMERICAN AMERICAN WOMAN SERVICE DISABLED VETERAN TOTAL CMBE: 0 $708,199 0 $0 0 $288,459 0 $0 0 $996,659 NON-CMBE: AFRICAN-AMERICAN 600 $99,180 HISPANIC $16,117 $745,806 $848,696 ASIAN-HAWAIIAN $4,000 $47,105 $29,191 NATIVE AMERICAN $4,973 $1,420 AMERICAN WOMAN $70,739 $311,990 $658,061 SERVICE DISABLED VETERAN TOTAL NON-CMBE: 0 $70,739 0 $20,117 0 $1,110,474 0 $1,636,548 0 $2,837,877 TOTAL MBE: 0 $778,938 0 $20,117 0 $1,398,933 0 $1,636,548 0 $3,834,535
28 CATEGORY State University System Quarterly Certified Minority Business Expenditure Report University: Florida International University (FIU) 2nd Quarter FY : TOTAL for period OCTOBER 1, DECEMBER 31, 2008 MBE CODE CONSTRUCTION ARCH & ENG COMMODITIES SERVICES TOTAL NO. DOLLARS NO. DOLLARS NO. DOLLARS NO. DOLLARS NO. DOLLARS NON PROFIT 0 $0 0 $0 0 $0 0 $0 0 $0 NON-MBE: NON-MINORITY $13,707,949 $354,066 $8,719,389 $6,196,518 SMALL BUS. ST. $63,529 $6,308 SMALL BUS. FED. $3,416 MBE. FED. GOV'T AGENCIES $824,662 $13,127 NON-PROFIT ORG. $55,511 $214,906 P.R.I.D.E. TOTAL NON-MBE: 0 $13,707,949 0 $354,066 0 $9,666,506 0 $6,430,859 0 $30,159,379 CMBE: AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISPANIC $136,822 $53,597 $379,052 ASIAN-HAWAIIAN $2,459 NATIVE AMERICAN AMERICAN WOMAN SERVICE-DISABLED VETERAN TOTAL CMBE: 0 $136,822 0 $53,597 0 $381,511 0 $0 0 $571,929 NON-CMBE: AFRICAN-AMERICAN $23,929 HISPANIC $742,264 $599,436 ASIAN-HAWAIIAN $5,816 $42,457 NATIVE AMERICAN $780 AMERICAN WOMAN $5,319 $8,243 $247,795 $643,051 SERVICE-DISABLED VETERAN TOTAL NON-CMBE: 0 $5,319 0 $8,243 0 $998,132 0 $1,309,652 0 $2,321,346 TOTAL MBE: 0 $142,140 0 $61,840 0 $1,379,643 0 $1,309,652 0 $2,893,275
29 State University System Quarterly Certified Minority Business Expenditure Report University: Florida International University (FIU) 3rd Quarter FY : TOTAL for period January 1, March 31, 2009 CATEGORY MBE CODE CONSTRUCTION ARCH & ENG COMMODITIES SERVICES TOTAL NO. DOLLARS NO. DOLLARS NO. DOLLARS NO. DOLLARS NO. DOLLARS NON PROFIT 0 $0 0 $0 0 $0 0 $0 0 $0 NON-MBE: NON-MINORITY $12,327,651 $590,046 $7,714,635 $7,007,362 SMALL BUS. ST. $48,625 $117,518 SMALL BUS. FED. $97,694 $1,673 $925,748 MBE. FED. GOV'T AGENCIES $775,231 $67,315 NON-PROFIT ORG. $56,932 $326,213 P.R.I.D.E. TOTAL NON-MBE: 0 $12,425,345 0 $590,046 0 $8,597,097 0 $8,444,156 0 $30,056,645 CMBE: AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISPANIC $515,933 $29,877 $1,461 $615,671 ASIAN-HAWAIIAN NATIVE AMERICAN $264 AMERICAN WOMAN SERVICE-DISABLED VETERAN TOTAL CMBE: 0 $515,933 0 $29,877 0 $1,725 0 $615,671 0 $1,163,206 NON-CMBE: AFRICAN-AMERICAN $1,740 $164,696 HISPANIC $1,213,909 ASIAN-HAWAIIAN $62,081 $38,458 NATIVE AMERICAN $2,468 AMERICAN WOMAN $7,847 $4,740 $196,892 $811,095 SERVICE-DISABLED VETERAN TOTAL NON-CMBE: 0 $7,847 0 $4,740 0 $1,474,622 0 $1,016,716 0 $2,503,923 TOTAL MBE: 0 $523,780 0 $34,616 0 $1,476,346 0 $1,632,387 0 $3,667,130
30 State University System Quarterly Certified Minority Business Expenditure Report University: Florida International University (FIU) 4th Quarter FY : TOTAL for Period April 1, June 30, 2009 CATEGORY MBE CODE CONSTRUCTION ARCH & ENG COMMODITIES SERVICES TOTAL NO. DOLLARS NO. DOLLARS NO. DOLLARS NO. DOLLARS NO. DOLLARS NON PROFIT 0 $0 0 $0 0 $0 0 $0 0 $0 NON-MBE: NON-MINORITY $15,042,722 $791,827 $7,908,052 $6,527,452 SMALL BUS. ST. $26,566 $27,718 $77,049 SMALL BUS. FED. $16,395 $210,739 MBE. FED. GOV'T AGENCIES $100 $667,876 $55,192 NON-PROFIT ORG. $86,310 $327,002 P.R.I.D.E. $40 $1,591 TOTAL NON-MBE: 0 $15,069,428 0 $791,827 0 $8,706,351 0 $7,199,024 0 $31,766,630 CMBE: AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISPANIC $482,611 $7,231 $686,170 $510,364 ASIAN-HAWAIIAN NATIVE AMERICAN AMERICAN WOMAN SERVICE-DISABLED VETERAN TOTAL CMBE: 0 $482,611 0 $7,231 0 $686,170 0 $510,364 0 $1,686,375 NON-CMBE: AFRICAN-AMERICAN $16,933 $13,681 HISPANIC $518,092 ASIAN-HAWAIIAN $15,572 $68,583 NATIVE AMERICAN $350 AMERICAN WOMAN $61,168 $16,887 $357,543 $903,975 SERVICE-DISABLED VETERAN TOTAL NON-CMBE: 0 $61,168 0 $16,887 0 $908,140 0 $986,588 0 $1,972,783 TOTAL MBE: 0 $543,778 0 $24,118 0 $1,594,310 0 $1,496,952 0 $3,659,158
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