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Friday, March 4, 2005 Procurement pre-solicitation conference draws large turnout
Nearly 120 representatives from New Mexico businesses attended a pre-solicitation conference regarding Laboratory catalog purchasing requirements sponsored by the Supply Chain Management (SUP) Division Thursday at Santa Fe Community College. In the photo above, Julie Allen, at podium, of Streamlined Purchasing (SUP-7), explains the Laboratory's desire to utilize Northern New Mexico and New Mexico businesses for catalog purchasing (formerly known as Just-in-Time purchasing) activities.
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Ed Lundeen, the Laboratory's procurement manager, welcomes attendees to the conference. Laboratory procurement specialists explained coming requirements and components of the Laboratory's recently revised catalog-purchasing contract requirements. Conference attendees also learned about time lines for contract implementation and procedures for submitting responses to Laboratory requests for proposals for catalog-contract purchasing. Attendees also had a chance to see a demonstration of the new Oracle software system that will serve as the backbone for Laboratory catalog contract purchasing in the coming year. Photos by James E. Rickman, Public Affairs