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How to 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 accredited private schools.
What is the statutory authorization of KCDA? · Revised Code of Washington 28A.320.080, Cooperative Purchasing · Revised Code of Washington 39.34, Interlocal Government Agreements
In addition KCDA fulfills all requirements for members in the state of Oregon under: · Oregon Revised Statute 279A.220, Interstate Cooperative Procurement
Who can become a member? · Public School Districts · Counties · Municipalities · State and Federal Agencies · Colleges, Universities · Political subdivisions within the state or in other states · State accredited private schools and colleges
How can I become a member? The governing body of the agency, subdivision, or taxing entity signs an Interlocal Agreement and Member Profile with KCDA. The Interlocal Agreement and Member 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 Interlocal Agreement. The KCDA Interlocal Agreement and Member Profile is available for downloading below:
Interlocal Agreement (PDF file) Member Profile (PDF file)
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 Sharon Veldhuis, Customer Service Mgr. Ext 117 sveldhuis@kcda.org Jim Borrow, KCDA Executive Director Ext 161 jborrow@kcda.org
Phone: 800-422-5019 Fax: 253-395-5402 Mail: KCDA P.O. Box 5550 Kent, WA 98064-5550
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