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The procurement of goods and services is a significant responsibility of a School Nutrition Program Sponsor. Obtaining the most economical purchase should be considered in all purchases when using Federal funds. Federal, state, and local laws and regulations specify the procurement methods, terms, and conditions. Sponsors competitively precure goods and services, award contracts, and oversee contractor performance. State agency oversight is required to ensure Sponsors comply with the applicable provisions through audits, Procurement Reviews, technical assistance, training guidance materials, and by other means.
A Procurement Review will be conducted of each School nutrition program Sponsor within an Administrative Review cycle (once every five years). The Procurement Review may or may not occur in the same school year as a Resource Management or Administrative Review.
For each Sponsor scheduled for review, the Procurement Team reviews data available from multiple sources to determine each Sponsor's possible risk for non-compliance with Procurement regulations. Date may include but is not limited to, commodity and commercial food spending date from consortia's, year-end reporting data, Food Service Contract procurement information, and Planned Assistance Level (PAL) reports. Sponsors may receive notification via email if a Summary or a Comprehensive Review is required. If a Summary Review is required, no further action is required by Sponsors.
For each Sponsor scheduled for review, the Procurement Team will conduct an in-depth Comprehensive Review. Each of the following steps is intended to assess compliance while providing technical assistance and resources related to procurement. The following is a snapshot of the process.
