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DEPARTMENT OF OFFICE
OF PROCUREMENT
MARICOPA COUNTY PROCUREMENT CODE SERVICES
Article 10 Date
10/19/2011
SUBJECT
INTERGOVERNMENTAL PROCUREMENT
MC1-1001 APPLICABILITY
Cooperative Purchasing agreements entered into pursuant to Article 10 of this Code shall be
limited to the areas of Procurement, warehousing or management of materials.
MC1-1002 PROCUREMENT AGREEMENT APPROVAL
All Cooperative Purchasing agreements entered into pursuant to Article 10 of this Code by
Maricopa County shall be approved by the Board of Supervisors.
MC1-1003 COOPERATIVE PURCHASING AUTHORIZED
Any Public Procurement Unit may either participate in, sponsor, conduct or administer a
Cooperative Purchasing agreement for the Procurement of any Materials, Services,
Professional Services, Construction or Construction Services with one or more other Public
Procurement Units or External Procurement Entities in accordance with an agreement
entered into between the participants. Cooperative Purchasing may include joint or multi-
party contracts between Public Procurement Units and open-ended Public Procurement Unit
Contracts that shall be available to other Public Procurement Units. A Public Educational or
Public Health Institution may enter into an agreement pursuant to this section if one or more
of the parties involved is a Public Procurement Unit. Parties under a Cooperative Purchasing
agreement may:
1. Sponsor, conduct or administer a cooperative agreement for the Procurement of any
Materials, Services, Professional Services, Construction or Construction Services.
2. Cooperatively use Contracts for Materials, Services, Professional Services,
Construction or Construction Services.
3. Commonly use or share warehousing facilities, capital equipment and other facilities.
4. Provide personnel, except that the requesting Public Procurement Unit shall pay the
Public Procurement Unit providing the personnel the direct and indirect Cost of
providing the personnel, in accordance with the agreement.
5. On request, make available to other Public Procurement Units informational,
technical or other Services that may assist in improving the efficiency or economy of
Procurement. The Public Procurement Unit furnishing the informational or technical
Services has the right to request reimbursement for the reasonable and necessary
Costs of providing such Services.
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DEPARTMENT OF OFFICE
OF PROCUREMENT
MARICOPA COUNTY PROCUREMENT CODE SERVICES
Article 10 Date
10/19/2011
SUBJECT
INTERGOVERNMENTAL PROCUREMENT
6. Pursuant to procedures for Cooperative Purchasing adopted by the Chief
Procurement Officer, Materials, Services, Professional Services, Construction and
Construction Services purchased under the terms of a Contract between a
Contractor and a Public Procurement Unit or external Procurement entity without
complying with the requirements of MC1-315 through 324, MC1-325 through 327,
MC1-328 through 339, MC1-340 through 345, MC1-374 through 379, and MC1-503
or as otherwise provided in this Code.
7. The activities described in Paragraphs 1 through 5 6 above do not limit what parties
may do under a Cooperative Purchasing agreement.
MC1-1004 COOPERATIVE STATE PURCHASING AGREEMENT IN FORM OF A STATE
REQUIREMENTS CONTRACT
Any State requirement Contract with the Maricopa County Office of Procurement Services
entered into pursuant to A.R.S. ยง 41-2632 shall provide that:
A. Payment for Materials or Services and inspection and acceptance of Materials or
Services ordered by Maricopa County under State Contracts shall be the exclusive
obligation of Maricopa County;
B. The exercise of any rights or remedies by Maricopa County shall be the exclusive
obligation of Maricopa County;
C. Failure of Maricopa County to secure performance from the Contractor in
accordance with the terms and conditions of its purchase order does not necessarily
require the State to exercise its own rights or remedies; and
D. Maricopa County shall not use a State Contract as a method for obtaining additional
concessions or reduced Prices for similar Material or Services.
MC1-1005 INFORMATIONAL AND TECHNICAL SERVICES
The State Purchasing Administrator has the responsibility to develop, maintain and distribute
a list of such information and technical Services available from the State Purchasing Office.
Such list contains the names of any Suspended or Debarred Contractors and is distributed to
the Maricopa County Office of Procurement Services.
MC1-1006 USE OF PAYMENTS RECEIVED BY A SUPPLYING PUBLIC PROCUREMENT UNIT
All payments received by a Public Procurement Unit supplying personnel or Services shall be
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DEPARTMENT OF OFFICE
OF PROCUREMENT
MARICOPA COUNTY PROCUREMENT CODE SERVICES
Article 10 Date
10/19/2011
SUBJECT
INTERGOVERNMENTAL PROCUREMENT
available to the supplying Public Procurement Unit to defray the Cost of the cooperative
program.
MC1-1007 CONTRACT CONTROVERSIES
A. Under a Cooperative Purchasing agreement in which Maricopa County is a party,
controversies arising between an administering Public Procurement Unit and its
Respondents or Contractors shall be resolved in accordance with Article 9 of this
Code.
B. Any local Public Procurement Unit which is not subject to Article 9 of this Code may
enter into an agreement with a Public Procurement Unit to establish procedures or
use such units existing procedures to resolve controversies with Contractors,
whether or not such controversy arose from a Cooperative Purchasing agreement.
MC1-1008 COMPLIANCE WITH FEDERAL PROCUREMENT
If a Procurement involves the expenditure of Federal assistance or Contract monies, the
Chief Procurement Officer or Using Agency shall comply with Federal law and authorized
regulations which are mandatorily applicable and which are not presently reflected in this
Code.
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