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Fresno USD RFP Relations with Vendors 1994

Fresno Unified, Fresno, CA·School
Jun 23, 1994
Posted Date
Reported Agency
Fresno Unified School District

Summary

This document outlines the policies and procedures for the Fresno Unified School District regarding its interactions with vendors. It covers aspects such as soliciting funds, conflict of interest, employee endorsements, vendor visits, salesperson conduct, communication protocols, expenditure authority, supplier representatives' access, minority vendor lists, and disposal of surplus materials. The Purchasing Department is responsible for managing these vendor relationships and ensuring compliance with district regulations.

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