Introduction to Sole Source Procurement
This web-based, self-paced course can be accessed through the Procurement U Learning Management System (LMS).
For more specifics about what to expect from this course, please check out our course information and syllabus.
Delivery Method: Web Based, Self-Paced
Contact Hours: 1
Registration: FREE as part of Procurement U Gives Back Program.
This course is designed to define sole source procurement and examine its use within state procurement. The course provides fundamental information about this method, including when it is appropriate to be used. Strategies for increasing transparency and avoiding unnecessary non-competitive procurements will also be explored through an interactive scenario.
This is an introductory course. The target audience includes, but not necessarily limited to, state buyers (e.g., entry-level and intermediate), contract administrators, finance/accounting managers, risk management supervisors, compliance officers and consultants.
Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to:
- Define “sole source procurement”.
- Explain the value of competition within State Procurement.
- Distinguish between appropriate and inappropriate use of sole source procurement.
- Identify best and common practices for sole source and non-competitive procurements nationwide.
- Identify practices your state uses related to sole source procurements.
Please contact [email protected] for troubleshooting or any questions pertaining to the course.
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