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KCDA Purchasing Street Address: 18639 - 80th Ave S, Kent, WA 98032 Mail Address: P.O. Box 5550, Kent WA 98064 Phone Numbers: 425-251-8115, 800-422-5019 Fax Numbers: Main Office 253-395-5402, Customer Service 425-282-0675 Email Address: customerservice@kcda.org
Overview Mission KCDA’s mission is to provide centralized procurement services to member school districts and public agencies that will save them time and money as well as comply with all legal procurement requirements. Our goal is to help school districts focus their resources in the classroom and to help public agencies focus on direct services to the taxpayers. What We Do King County Directors' Association (KCDA) is a purchasing cooperative owned by Washington's public school districts. KCDA saves money for members by ordering in volume and supporting their purchasing and distribution requirements. How We Operate KCDA Purchasing Cooperative was founded 1938 by school board members in King County. We help members save money by creating volume purchasing and fulfilling bid law requirements. KCDA manages centralized receiving, warehousing, and distribution while offering additional contracts to provide a single-source for consumable supplies, facilities projects, and technology equipment. Leadership The KCDA Executive Director reports directly to the Board of Directors which is made up of publicly elected school board members from King County school districts. KCDA operates as an extension of your purchasing department, governed by the basic laws and regulations that apply to school districts in Washington. Procurement Policy KCDA is governed by procurement laws governing school districts in Washington. The basic statute authorizing the formation of KCDA is RCW 28A.320.080. KCDA is also authorized under the Interlocal Cooperation Act, RCW 39.34. The basic procurement law for school districts is RCW 28A.335.190. As KCDA has grown, many other types of public entities have become members. As many of these organizations have differing procurement requirements, KCDA has adapted our procedures to satisfy the legal requirements, both in advertising and bidding, of all of our members. All items and services under contract with KCDA have been awarded through a competitive sealed bid process, with contract, bid and advertising documents posted on our website. Who We Serve KCDA has grown to include public school districts, educational service districts, state agencies, counties, cities, and colleges throughout Washington and neighboring states. As we have added members, we have adapted our procurement processes to comply with the legal requirements of all of our members, regardless of location or type of entity. Membership There is no charge for membership in KCDA and no minimum level of participation. Becoming a member requires approving and signing an Interlocal Agreement. KCDA is a public agency and is authorized to accept members from all states. KCDA Service Fee KCDA’s operating budget is self funded through service fees charged on each warehouse order. Service fees are determined by KCDA’s cost to procure and support our members purchasing and warehousing requirements. Service fees and shipping to Washington, Oregon and Idaho members are included in KCDA's Supply Link pricing. Inventory KCDA's purchasing staff issues over 75 bids annually based on the requirements of its members. These awards fulfill all legal bid requirements and offer all members same day shipping on over 15,000 items from our 170,000 sq. ft. warehouse in Kent, Washington. Many larger items ship directly from our vendors. Board Members Division 1, Tim Clark Kent School District #415
Division 2, Doug Eglington Lake Washington School District 414
Division 3, Brian Deagle Issaquah School District 411
Division 4, Ed Barney Federal Way School District 210
Division 5, Dick Nicholson Shoreline School District 412
Member Support and Services Staffing Customer Service Representatives KCDA’s Customer Service Representatives are available Monday - Friday from 8:00am-4:30pm to take orders, respond to product inquires, provide technical support for Supply Link Users and issue RMA’s for returns. Field Representatives KCDA has five field representatives available to meet with members who have questions regarding any products or services. Purchasing Agents KCDA’s Purchasing Agents are responsible for developing, issuing and awarding KCDA bids. Additionally, they can help members source products and services they require. Warehouse Staff KCDA’s 170,000 square foot warehouse houses over 15,000 items. Daily our staff pulls, packs and ships orders received. Prices on warehouse items include delivery for Washington, Oregon, and Idaho members. Services Bidding KCDA advertises, analyzes and awards over 75 bids annually. The bids are listed on the bid schedule which is posted on the KCDA website. The path to the bid schedule is www.kcda.org, Pending Bids, Bid Schedule. The bid schedule contains the bid name in alphabetical order, bid number, bid advertising dates, bid opening date and time, board write up date, board meeting date and Purchasing Agent name. The bid categories include those products our customers have expressed interest in. Some bids are annual with renewals, some bids are only annual. Our bid process is audited by the State Auditor and complies with all legal procurement requirements as follows:
Awarding Contracts All contracts are awarded based on the competitive, sealed bid process. Responses are opened publicly and evaluated by KCDA's Purchasing Department. Proposals are evaluated using the following critieria:
Firm Pricing Orders placed on KCDA Supply Link offer fixed pricing. The price that displays on your KCDA Supply Link Confirmation is firm for orders. Free Delivery/Inclusive Pricing KCDA Supply Link pricing includes delivery for Washington, Oregon and Idaho customers. Shipping charges for members outside Washington Idaho and Oregon, is prepaid and added to the invoice. Same Day Shipping Orders received by 2PM for in-stock items will be shipped the same day for delivery on the next day to most Washington members. Summer start up orders are scheduled according to date received and the needs of members. Minimum Orders KCDA accepts orders of any size, a $2.50 minimum order fee is added to orders under $50 to help defray the cost to ship an order. Product Substitutions
No Fault Return Within 20 days of receipt of an order, you may return items shipped from the KCDA warehouse (i.e. except vendor direct or special order items) for full credit and no restocking fee. KCDA vendors may assess a restocking fee and return freight charges on furniture and special order items that have shipped directly from the vendor. Procurement Card Orders KCDA accepts Procurement Cards, MasterCard and Visa as payment for orders. KCDA On-Line Ordering KCDA "Supply Link" is available 24/7 via the internet at www.kcda.org. Special Orders KCDA’s purchasing agents are happy to source and get pricing on non-cataloged items. Chances are if one district needs the item, others will also. Additionally, KCDA is adding new products throughout the year, these items can be viewed on KCDA's Supply Link under the "New Products" tab. Catalogs KCDA offers Supply Link on-line catalog and a printed catalog. Additionally, order forms will be available on www.kcda.org in January.
Click Here to go directly to KCDA's Supply Link On-Line Catalog
Staffing Customer Service Representatives KCDA’s Customer Service Representatives are available Monday - Friday from 8:00am-4:30pm to take orders, respond to product inquires, provide technical support for Supply Link Users and issue RMA’s for returns. Field Representatives KCDA has five field representatives available to meet with members who have questions regarding any products or services. Purchasing Agents KCDA’s Purchasing Agents are responsible for developing, issuing and awarding KCDA bids. Additionally, they can help members source products and services they require. Warehouse Staff KCDA’s 170,000 square foot warehouse houses over 15,000 items. Daily our staff pulls, packs and ships orders received. Prices on warehouse items include delivery for Washington, Oregon, and Idaho members. Services Bidding KCDA advertises, analyzes and awards over 75 bids annually. The bids are listed on the bid schedule which is posted on the KCDA website. The path to the bid schedule is www.kcda.org, Pending Bids, Bid Schedule. The bid schedule contains the bid name in alphabetical order, bid number, bid advertising dates, bid opening date and time, board write up date, board meeting date and Purchasing Agent name. The bid categories include those products our customers have expressed interest in. Some bids are annual with renewals, some bids are only annual. Our bid process is audited by the State Auditor and complies with all legal procurement requirements as follows:
Awarding Contracts All contracts are awarded based on the competitive, sealed bid process. Responses are opened publicly and evaluated by KCDA’s Purchasing Department. Proposals are evaluated using the following critieria:
Firm Pricing Orders placed on KCDA Supply Link offer fixed pricing. The price that displays on your KCDA Supply Link Confirmation is firm for orders. Free Delivery/Inclusive Pricing KCDA Supply Link pricing includes delivery for Washington, Oregon and Idaho customers. Shipping charges for members outside Washington Idaho and Oregon, is prepaid and added to the invoice. Same Day Shipping Orders received by 2PM for in-stock items will be shipped the same day for delivery on the next day to most Washington members. Summer start up orders are scheduled according to date received and the needs of members. Minimum Orders KCDA accepts orders of any size, a $2.50 minimum order fee is added to orders under $50 to help defray the cost to ship an order. Product Substitutions
No Fault Return Within 20 days of receipt of an order, you may return items shipped from the KCDA warehouse (i.e. except vendor direct or special order items) for full credit and no restocking fee. KCDA vendors may assess a restocking fee and return freight charges on furniture and special order items that have shipped directly from the vendor. Procurement Card Orders KCDA accepts Procurement Cards, MasterCard and Visa as payment for orders. KCDA On-Line Ordering KCDA "Supply Link" is available 24/7 via the internet at www.kcda.org. Special Orders KCDA’s purchasing agents are happy to source and get pricing on non-cataloged items. Chances are if one district needs the item, others will also. Additionally, KCDA is adding new products throughout the year, these items can be viewed on KCDA's Supply Link under the "New Products" tab. Catalogs KCDA offers Supply Link on-line catalog and a printed catalog. Additionally, order forms will be available on www.kcda.org in January.
Click Here to go directly to KCDA's Supply Link On-Line Catalog
Regular Orders Orders placed by 2:00pm are shipped same day for delivery to most Washington State members the next day. School Start Up Orders School Start up orders are placed in the spring and summer for supplies that will be needed the following school year. Orders can be placed on "KCDA Supply Link", on Order forms that can be printed from our website, or your districts hard copy Purchase Order. Please indicate your requested delivery date for summer delivery. Our warehouse will make every attempt to meet your requested date. Scheduled Delivery Orders To help schools with limited storage facilities, members can order products and store them in the KCDA warehouse for delivery at scheduled times throughout the year. This is particularly helpful with high usage items such as copier and printer paper, facial tissues, paper towels etc.
Vendor Direct Contracts KCDA has transitioned all vendor direct contracts to zero service fee. For more detailed information on KCDA vendor direct contracts, you can access our Awarded Contract page at www.kcda.org. Vendor Direct Billing Certain KCDA contracts are set up with vendor direct billing, these categories include:
Purchases made through KCDA must be in compliance with all established school and government policies, and are not intended for private use.
For more detailed information regarding KCDA products and service contracts click on Awarded Contracts.
Accepting Delivery KCDA suggests that members verify shipments as they are received. Check for Shortages and Damaged Cartons To verify delivery of all pieces, use the KCDA packing slip provided with the shipment. The responsible individual should verify the total number of cartons received against the number of cartons KCDA listed on the packing slip. Additionally you must check for visible box damage.
The driver is required to wait until you verify receipt of all boxes. Delayed Check-in If there will be a delay checking in the merchandise, please secure the shipment so unauthorized personnel, who may be anxious for their merchandise, cannot remove items. Packing Slip KCDA provides a packing slip for each shipment; this packing slip may contain multiple orders. Each Order/PO/Mark-For has its own page(s) and lists products and quantities shipped. Each "Mark For" is packaged separately with the box number for each item printed on the corresponding packing slip. Box Labels Boxes have a label on the outside which references your purchase order number, the mark for and all items packed inside that box. Sorting Orders Individual orders can easily be sorted using the "Mark For" on each carton. Once sorted, the orders will be ready for delivery to the appropriate classroom. Verifying Items in Each Box Check the contents of each carton against the packing slip or box label to verify all merchandise has been received.
Invoicing An invoice is created at the time of shipment. At your request, invoices can be faxed, e-mailed or mailed to a designated District person. Many districts are setting up a general accounts payable mailbox allowing access to all those reviewing invoices. Back Orders Each invoice indicates any items remaining to be shipped. Member Price Each item shipped will list the member pricing. This pricing will include all KCDA Service fees including shipping for items to Washington, Oregon and Idaho members from the KCDA warehouse. Shipping is prepaid and added to invoices for member in other states. The KCDA catalog and order forms reflect delivery pricing for Washington Members. Extended Amount The extended amount will include all charges except tax. Tax Tax is charged only on the KCDA cost of each item. KCDA Service Fee is not taxed. Payments Payments should include the invoice numbers and the amount being paid against each invoice. Invoices will indicate due date. Procurement Cards Orders may be charged to district procurement cards, MasterCard or Visa. Past Due Accounts KCDA will assess an additional service fee of 1% on all balances more than 30 days past due. The accounts payable department of the district will be notified if an account is one to 30 days past due. Both the accounts payable department and the business manager or assistant superintendent will be notified of accounts that are more than 60 days past due. KCDA’s Executive Director will contact the district superintendent if bills are more than 90 days past due. Scheduled Orders KCDA sends an invoice when the merchandise is shipped. Vendor Direct Shipments KCDA invoices our members once the item(s) have shipped and we have received an invoice from the vendor/manufacturer. Please notify KCDA if your district needs an invoice earlier.
Missing or Damaged Cartons If cartons are missing or damaged, please note the problem on the Bill of Lading at the time of delivery and notify KCDA immediately. The carrier will not be responsible for missing items or freight damage unless this information is noted on the Bill of Lading. Missing Product or Concealed Damage to Product If items are missing or damaged in a carton, please notify KCDA within 20 business days of receipt of an order or by September 30 for merchandise delivered in June, July, or August. Click here for RMA link. Claims received outside 20 business days after receipt or after the September 30th deadline may be charged return freight and a restocking fee. Items Ordered Incorrectly No fault return policy applies to warehouse items only. Please notify KCDA within 20 business days of receipt of an order or by September 30th for merchandise delivered in June, July, or August. Claims received outside 20 business days after receipt or after the September 30th deadline may be charged return freight and a restocking fee or may not be considered due to product expiration dates. Returned merchandise must be in new condition and in the original packaging. Returns and Discrepancies – Vendor Direct and Special Order Items Missing or Damaged Cartons If cartons are missing or damaged, please note the problem on the Bill of Lading at the time of delivery and notify KCDA immediately. The carrier will not be responsible for missing items or freight damage unless this information is noted on the Bill of Lading. Missing Product or Concealed Damage to Product If items are missing or damaged in a carton, please notify KCDA within 10 business days of receipt of an order.Click here for RMA link.Claims received after the 10 day period will be at the sole discretion of the KCDA vendor and be subject to the vendor’s return policy. Items Ordered Incorrectly Subject to the vendor’s return policy including but not limited to a restocking fee and return.
When requesting return authorization or reporting any discrepancies, please include the following information:
All returns must have a KCDA Return Memo Authorization Number (RMA number) on the outside of each carton. Once issued, Return Memo Authorization Numbers are valid for 20 days.
KCDA will e-mail call tags. This enables speedy return and credit for returned products. All you need to do is print out the e-mailed return label, attach it to the box and hand it to the driver during the next delivery for return to KCDA.
In order to receive credit returned merchandise must be in new condition, original packaging and a complete unit. If the return or exchange meets these criteria and the merchandise is received by KCDA within 20 business days of the RMA issue date, then full credit will be issued. Items returned after the 20 business day period may be assessed a restocking fee. Free Drawing
Why Become a Member of KCDA? State law encourages participation in cooperatives to eliminate duplication of efforts, thereby saving taxpayers' dollars. KCDA is available for use by any public school district, state, local or federal government agency and state K-12 accredited private schools. Who can become a member? Public School Districts. Counties. Municipalities. State and Federal Agencies. Public Colleges, Universities. Political subdivisions within the state or in other states. State accredited K-12 private schools in the State of Washington. How can I become a member? The governing body of the agency, subdivision, or taxing entity signs an Membership Agreement and Profile with KCDA. The Agreement and Profile are then mailed to KCDA for approval by the Board of Directors and the signature of the Executive Director. Once approved, a copy will be returned to you for your records. Interim membership is available with a faxed copy, with confirmed membership beginning with the receipt of the original Agreement. KCDA Agreements and the Member Profile are available, click on the Membership Forms at the top of this page. What is the cost to become a member? There are no fees to join; KCDA is funded by a service fee included in the price of each item. Who can I contact if I have further questions regarding KCDA membership? Robert Payne, KCDA CFO., ext 110, rpayne@kcda.org David Mahalko, KCDA Customer Service Mgr., ext 117, dmahalko@kcda.org Jim Borrow, KCDA Executive Director, ext 161, jborrow@kcda.org Phone: 800-422-5019 Fax: 253-395-5402 Mail: P.O. Box 5550, Kent, WA 98064-5550 Street: 18639 - 80th Ave. S, Kent, WA 98032
State law encourages participation in cooperatives to eliminate duplication of efforts, thereby saving taxpayers' dollars. KCDA is available for use by any public school district, state, local or federal government agency and state K-12 accredited private schools. Who can become a member? Public School Districts. Counties. Municipalities. State and Federal Agencies. Public Colleges, Universities. Political subdivisions within the state or in other states. State accredited K-12 private schools in the State of Washington. How can I become a member? The governing body of the agency, subdivision, or taxing entity signs an Membership Agreement and Profile with KCDA. The Agreement and Profile are then mailed to KCDA for approval by the Board of Directors and the signature of the Executive Director. Once approved, a copy will be returned to you for your records. Interim membership is available with a faxed copy, with confirmed membership beginning with the receipt of the original Agreement. KCDA Agreements and the Member Profile are available, click on the Membership Forms at the top of this page. What is the cost to become a member? There are no fees to join; KCDA is funded by a service fee included in the price of each item. Who can I contact if I have further questions regarding KCDA membership? Robert Payne, KCDA CFO., Ext 110, rpayne@kcda.org David Mahalko, KCDA Customer Service Mgr., Ext 117, dmahalko@kcda.org Jim Borrow, KCDA Executive Director, Ext 161, jborrow@kcda.org Phone: 800-422-5019 Fax: 253-395-5402 Mail: P.O. Box 5550, Kent, WA 98064-5550 Street: 18639 - 80th Ave. S, Kent, WA 98032
Within Washington State 1. Member Profile (PDF file) 2. Washington State Public Entities Agreement (PDF file) For Washington State Private Schools please call KCDA for membership information. or Outside Washington State 1. Member Profile (PDF file) 2. Interstate Membership Agreement (PDF file) (Formally known as the Interlocal Agreement)
Alabama Title 41. State Government Chapter 16. Public Contracts Section 41-16-21.1 Joint Purchasing Agreements Alaska Title 36 Public Contracts Chapter 36.30 State Procurement Code Article 9 Intergovernmental Relations Section 36.30.700. Cooperative Purchasing Authorized Arizona Title 41 State Government Chapter 23 Arizona Procurement Code Section 41-2632. Cooperative purchasing authorized Arkansas Title 19 Public Finance Chapter 11 Purchasing and Contracts Section 19-11-249. Cooperative Purchasing California California Code California Government Code Title 1 General Division 7 Miscellaneous Chapter 5 Joint Exercise of Powers Article 1 Joint Powers Agreements Sections 6500 & 6502 Colorado Colorado Revised Statutes Title 24 Government – State Procurement Code Article 110 Intergovernmental Relations CRS 24-110-201 Cooperative Purchasing Authorized Connecticut Connecticut Statutes Title 7 Municipalities Chapter 98 Municipal Powers Section 7-148cc. Joint performance of municipal functions Delaware Delaware Code Title 29 State Government Part VI Budget, Fiscal, Procurement and Contracting Regulations Chapter 69. State Procurement Subchapter III. Material and Nonprofessional Services Section 6933. Authorization for cooperative purchasing Florida Title XI County Organization and Intergovernmental Relations Chapter 163 Intergovernmental Programs Part I Miscellaneous Programs 163.01 Florida Interlocal Cooperation Act of 1969 Georgia Georgia Code Title 36 Local Government Provisions Applicable to Counties and Municipal Corporations Chapter 69A Interlocal Cooperation Section 36-69A-4. Joint exercise of powers, privileges, or authority Hawaii Division 1. Government Title 9 Public Property, Purchasing and Contracting Chapter 103D Hawaii Public Procurement Code Part VIII Government Relations and Cooperative Purchasing Section 103D-802. Cooperative purchasing authorized Idaho Title 67 State Government and State Affairs Chapter 23 Miscellaneous Provisions Section 67-2326. Joint action by public agencies Section 67-2328. Joint exercise of powers Illinois Chapter 5 General Provisions Act 220 Intergovernmental Cooperation Act Section 3. Intergovernmental cooperation Indiana Title 36 Local Government Article 1 General Provisions Chapter 7 Interlocal Cooperation Section 36-1-7-2. Joint exercise of powers Iowa Title I State Sovereignty and Management Subtitle 10. Joint Governmental Activity Chapter 28E Joint Exercise of Governmental Powers Section 28E.3. Joint exercise of powers Kansas Chapter 12 Cities and Municipalities Article 29 Interlocal Cooperation Section 12-2904. Interlocal agreements by public agencies Kentucky Title VI Financial Administration Chapter 45a Kentucky Model Procurement Code Kentucky Model Procurement Code Section 45A.300. Cooperative purchasing Louisiana Title 39 Public Finance Subtitle III. General Laws on State Debt Chapter 17. Louisiana Procurement Code Part VII Intergovernmental Relations Section 39:1702. Cooperative purchasing authorized Maine Maine Revised Statutes Title 30-A Municipalities and Counties Part 2 Municipalities Subpart 2 Organization and Interlocal Corporation Section 2203. Joint exercise of powers Maryland State Finance and Procurement Division 2 Procurement Title 13 Source Selection for Procurement Contracts Subtitle 1 Methods for Selecting Procurement Sources Section 3. Intergovernmental cooperative purchasing agreement Massachusetts General Laws of Massachusetts Part I Administration of the Government Title III Laws Relating to State Officers Chapter 30B. Uniform Procurement Act Section 22. Cooperative Purchasing Agreements Michigan Michigan Compiled Laws Chapter 124 – Municipalities Section 124.504. Joint exercise of powers Minnesota Minnesota Statutes Chapter 471 Municipal Rights, Powers, Duties 471.59 Joint exercise of powers Mississippi Mississippi Code of 1972 Title 31 Public Business, Bonds and Obligations Chapter 7 Public Purchases In General Section 31-7-13. Cooperative purchasing agreements Missouri Title VI County, Township & Political Subdivision Government Chapter 70 Powers of Political Subdivisions to Cooperate or Contract with Governmental Units Section 70.220. Political subdivisions may cooperate with each other Montana Title 18 Public Contracts Chapter 4 Montana Procurement Act Part 4 Cooperative Purchasing Section 18-4-402. Cooperative Purchasing Authorized Nebraska Chapter 13 Cities, Counties, and Political Subdivisions Section 13-2505. Joint exercise of powers. Nevada Title 27 – Public Property and Purchasing Chapter 332 Purchasing: Local Governments General Provisions NRS 332.195 Joinder or mutual use of contracts by local governments New Hamshire Title III Towns, Cities, Village Districts and Unincorporated Places Chapter 53-A Agreements Between Government Units Section 53-A:3 Joint Exercise of Powers New Jersey Title 52 State Government, Departments and Officers Chapter 52:34-6.2 Cooperative purchasing agreements with other states Section 7b(2). Cooperative purchasing authorized New Mexico Chapter 11 Intergovernmental Agreements and Authorities Article 1 Joint Powers Authority Section 11-1-3. Authority to enter into agreements New York General Municipal Law Section 103 Subdivision 16 Use of cooperative contracts North Carolina Chapter 160A. Cities and Towns Article 20 Interlocal Cooperation Part 1 Joint Exercise of Powers Section 160A-461. Interlocal cooperation authorized North Dakota Title 54 State Government Chapter 54-40 Joint Exercise of Governmental Powers Section 54-44.4-13. Cooperative purchasing Ohio Ohio Revised Rule General Provisions Chapter 9: Miscellaneous Section 9-48. Joint purchasing programs Oklahoma Title 74 State Government Chapter 31 Interlocal Cooperation Act Section 74-1004. Agreements authorized Oregon Chapter 279A Public Contracting General Provisions ORS 279A.205 Cooperative procurements authorized ORS 279A.210 Joint Cooperative Procurements ORS 279A.220 Interstate Cooperative Procurements Pennsylvania Title 62 Procurement (Pa.C.S.A.) Part I Commonwealth Procurement Code Chapter 19 Intergovernmental Relations Section 62 Pa.C.S.A. § 1902. Cooperative purchasing authorized Rhode Island Rhode Island General Laws Title 45 Towns and Cities Chapter 40.1 Interlocal Contracting and Joint Enterprises Section 45-40.1-4 Interlocal agreements South Carolina Title 11 Public Finance Chapter 35 South Carolina Consolidated Procurement Code Article 19 Intergovernmental Relations Section 11-35-4810. Cooperative purchasing authorized South Dakota Chapter 5 - 18A Section 5-18A-37. Cooperation and agreements with other state and federal purchasing agencies Tennessee Title 12 Public Property, Printing and Contracts Chapter 9 Interlocal Cooperation Section 12-9-104. Interlocal agreements Texas Government Code Title 7. Intergovernmental Relations Chapter 791 Interlocal Cooperation Contracts Subchapter C. Specific Interlocal Contracting Authority Section 791.025 Government Contracts for Purchases Utah Title 11 Cities, Counties, and Local Taxing Units Chapter 13 Interlocal Cooperation Act Section 11-13-201. Joint exercise of power, privilege, or authority by public agencies Vermont Title Twenty-Four Municipal and County Government Part 2. Municipalities Chapter 121 Intermunicipal Cooperation & Services Subchapter 4 Interlocal Contracts Section 24 V.S.A. § 4901. Authorization Virginia Title 2.2 Administration of Government Subtitle II Administration of State Government Part B. Transaction of Public Business Chapter 43 Virginia Public Procurement Act Article 2 Contract Formation and Administration Section 2.2-4304. Cooperative procurement Washington Revised Code of Washington Title 39 RCW Public Contracts & Indebtedness Chapter 39.34 RCW Interlocal Cooperation Act RCW 28A.320.080 Cooperative Purchasing RCW 39.34.030 Joint Powers – Agreements for joint or cooperative action West Virginia West Virginia Code Chapter 8 Municipal Corporations Article 23 Intergovernmental Relations Contracting and Joint Enterprises Part II Intergovernmental Agreements and Contracts Section 8-23-3. Intergovernmental agreements generally Wisconsin Wisconsin 1999-2000 Statutes Chapter 66 General Municipality Law Subchapter III Intergovernmental Cooperation Section 66.0303 Municipal interstate cooperation Wyoming Title 16 City, County, State and Local Powers Chapter 1 Intergovernmental Cooperation Article 1 In General Section 16-1-101. Authority to cooperate
The Material Safety Data Sheets listed on the webpage are in PDF file format and you need Abobe Acrobat reader installed on your compter.
To find a MSDS sheet scroll down the list and select a number range that your item number fall in, click to open the range. Once inside, scoll down to find your item number or use CTRL F and type in the KCDA Item number needed, hit return. MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheets)
If you have questions, cannot find a MSDS sheet or need us to fax you a copy, please contact KCDA customer serivce at 425-251-8115, 800-422-5019 or email: customerservice@kcda.org.
The Material Safety Data Sheets listed on the webpage are in PDF file format and you need Abobe Acrobat reader installed on your compter.
To find a MSDS sheet scroll down the list and select a number range that your item number fall in, click to open the range. Once inside, scoll down to find your item number or use CTRL F and type in the KCDA Item number needed, hit return. MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheets)
If you have questions, cannot find a MSDS sheet or need us to fax you a copy, please contact KCDA customer serivce at 425-251-8115, 800-422-5019 or email: customerservice@kcda.org.
What is KCDA? KCDA is the purchasing cooperative owned by Washington State Public School Districts. KCDA bids and awards supply and service contracts through open competition as prescribed by the laws of the State of Washington. Why should I join and use KCDA? The law encourages participation in cooperatives to eliminate duplication of efforts, thereby saving taxpayers' dollars. What is KCDA’s Procurement Policy? KCDA is governed by procurement laws governing school districts in Washington. The basic statute authorizing the formation of KCDA is RCW 28A.320.080. KCDA is also authorized under the Interlocal Cooperation Act, RCW 39.34. The basic procurement law for school districts is RCW 28A.335.190. As KCDA has grown, many other types of public entities have become members. As many of these organizations have differing procurement requirements, KCDA has adapted our procedures to satisfy the legal requirements, both in advertising and bidding, of all of our members. All items and services under contract with KCDA have been awarded through a competitive sealed bid process, with contract, bid and advertising documents posted on our website.
What are some other advantages?
Do all products and services available through these contracts include freight charges?
Who is eligible to join KCDA?
What do I have to do to become a member? The governing body of the agency, subdivision, or taxing entity signs an Interlocal Agreement with KCDA. The Interlocal Agreement is then forwarded to KCDA for Approval by the Board of Directors and the signature of the Executive Director. A copy will be returned to you for your records. KCDA Interlocal Agreement document is available for downloading below: Is there any cost involved in becoming a member? There is no cost to join the cooperative. Are any tax dollars involved in funding this program? The cooperative is completely self funded. KCDA bids on products used by its members. This price is passed directly on to the customers. KCDA covers its operating expenses solely on the service fee for each item. This service fee is calculated on the cost of bidding, ordering, receiving, warehousing, and preparing the product for shipment and freight. KCDA pricing includes this fee. How do I get pricing?
Does KCDA offer e-commerce? Yes, KCDA Supply Link is a user friendly site allowing users to create and check out orders, verify availability of inventory and print invoices. Additionally it allows for up to three levels of approvals prior to reaching KCDA. Supply Link is also fully integrated with WESPaC Financial. I'm interested in purchasing a product through KCDA but can't find it in the catalog or on our website. What should I do? KCDA's purchasing agents are happy to source and get pricing on non-cataloged items. Chances are if one customer needs them, others will also. Additionally, KCDA is adding new products throughout the year. Contact our customer service department for new products. How long does it take for KCDA to ship a product? Orders received by 2pm for products in the KCDA warehouse are shipped the same day for delivery to most locations the next day. What do I do if a product does not meet my expectations? Let KCDA know, this information will help us improve the bidding process to obtain only the best quality merchandise. Click here to fill out a feedback form. Also, items shipped from the KCDA warehouse (i.e. except vendor direct and special order items) may be returned to KCDA within 30 days for full credit. Does KCDA have personnel available to visit our sites? KCDA has five field representatives available to meet with individuals or groups who have questions regarding any of KCDA's products or services. What new products are available through KCDA? On KCDA Supply Link check the "New Products" section. How do vendors find out about KCDA Bids?
What process does KCDA use to establish contracts? All contracts are awarded based on the competitive, sealed bid process. Responses are opened publicly and evaluated by KCDA’s Purchasing Department. Proposals are evaluated by the following criteria:
Where do I send Purchase Orders? PO’s should be made out to KCDA. For non-inventories items, KCDA will issue a PO to the vendor and invoice our member when supplies and services have been delivered. Will KCDA eliminate purchasing departments or purchasing personnel? KCDA is an extension of our members purchasing departments. KCDA supports the fact that there will always be a need for a strong local purchasing effort and feels the cooperative should be used as a resource to avoid the costs associated with bidding and awarding service and product contracts. Use of KCDA contracts is voluntary with members utilizing contracts that best suit their needs. How can I reach KCDA? KCDA can be contacted by telephone, fax, mail, or e-mail. You can send e-mail to anyone at KCDA by clicking here to connect to our Company Directory. To reach KCDA by phone 425-251-8115, toll free 800-422-5019 or Fax 253-395-5402.
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KCDA Executive Director Announces Retirement
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