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Procurement Resources for the Regional Business Offices

 

  • Purchasing Overview - In accordance with University financial policies, all purchases from external suppliers must be conducted via a University purchase order, purchasing card or petty cash.
    • Summary of University's Purchasing Policies and Guidelines
    • Buying Guide - This chart details which buying method is appropriate to buy specific items.
    • Audit and Compliance
  • Purchase Orders - The purchase order (P.O.) is the University's primary authorized buying method. POs are created using the Requisitioner function in Ben Buys and should be used for purchases not completed with a purchasing card or petty cash.
    • SAS Purchase Order Guidelines
    • University Purchase Order Summary
  • Purchasing Card - The purchasing card is the University's secondary authorized buying method which as a credit card and is used for routine purchases generally between $50 and $1000.
    • Purchasing Card Roles & Responsibilities
    • SAS Purchasing Card Process
    • Audit and Compliance
    • Purchasing Card Application
  • Springfield Distributors Order Form
  • Petty Cash - Petty cash funds are used for expenditures in connection with approved University activities under $50 each.
    • University Policy
    • SAS Petty Cash Procedures
    • Audit and Compliance
  • C-Forms
    • Honorarium payment
  • Purchasing Assets - Assets are non-expendable tangible property with a useful life of more than one year, a cost in excess of $5,000 per item, excluding freight charges and taxes, and for which the University has title.
    • University Assets Guidelines
    • SAS Purchasing Assets Procedures
    • Audit and Compliance
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    • Payroll Resources for Regional Business Offices
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