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Welcome to our
Technology Contracts Home Page!
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Web site is to present our customers with a comprehensive, up-to-date presentation
of our hardware, software, telecommunications, and IT Services contracts
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Aggregate PC Purchase Initiatives
Organized purchases from existing IT contracts based upon leveraging the
volume of planned NYS agency purchases to receive the best possible prices.
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Aggregate Printer Purchase Initiatives
Organized purchases from existing IT contracts based upon leveraging the
volume of planned NYS agency purchases to receive the best possible prices.
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GSA
Schedule 70 IT Products & Services |
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Simplified Guide
A brief overview of all the IT guidelines on this web site.
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Definitions
List of common definitions in technology such as 20% rule, aggregated buy, mini-bid, etc.
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Important Facts
Some important information including OSC pre-audit levels for technology purchases, required OFT reviews, etc.
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Guidelines for Specific Contracts
The guidelines to purchase a specific technology area such as PCs, Printers, Software, etc.
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Product Ordering
How to order products off contract.
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Purchase Orders
The use of POs for technology purchases with some specific exceptions.
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Public Officers Law
The requirement that contractors must adhere to the public officer law.
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Additional References
List of additional information for purchasers of technology such as OFT review levels, Procurement Council Guidelines, etc.
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Feedback Form
Give us feedback.
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These guidelines provide guidance
on how to use the contracts, which should be useful to both program
and
procurement staff. Whether
you are purchasing microcomputers, a complete new system, software,
consulting services, training, telecommunications services, maintenance
or any combination of product and services, these guidelines will provide
useful information.
Guidelines for technology contracts will continue to be
updated.
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