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Doing Business with Multnomah County

Salem Capital ConnectionsPresenter: Lee FlemingMultnomah County Supplier Diversity OfficerApril 25, 2017

• County Budget more than 1.5 billion annually

• Approximately $500,000,000 in annual purchases of goods and services

• Value of Awarded Contracts in 2016: More than $184,000,000

• Conduct on an average more than 85 formal procurements per year

• Process more than 1100 Contracts and Amendments per year

Multnomah County & Purchasing Overview

• Construction and Construction Related Services

• Professional/Personal Services • A&E, IT, Legal, Grant Writing, Health/Psychiatric/Nursing Services

• Goods and Services • Law Enforcement Equipment, Correctional Services Equipment, Food,

Office Supplies, Clinic Supplies, Human Services)

• Over 70% spend on non-construction needs

Multnomah County Purchasing OverviewWhat We Purchase

• Department of Community Justice (DCJ)• Department of Community Services (DCS)• Department of County Assets (DCA)• Department of County Human Services (DCHS)• Department of County Management (DCM)• Health Department• Library• Offices • Elected Officials (Auditor, District Attorney, Sheriff)• Board of County Commissioners

Multnomah Purchasing County Overview Who We Support

• Average Dollars Awarded: Approximately $5,000,000 annually

• Average approximately 30 awards to State Certified Firm each year

• Average support through Sponsorships, Training, and Memberships: • Approximately $100,000 annually

• Workforce Training & Hiring Support (2014*):• 41,825 hours of apprenticeship training• 183 apprentices• 94,245 hours by Minority Journeyman & Apprentice Level Tradespersons • 46,948 of those hours by Female workers• Approximately 2000 hours per year outside of large capital projects

• Average more than 100 vendor searches for Intermediate Purchases: • Approximately 20% awarded to State Certified Firms of total requests• Approximately 30% of searches resulted in no State Certified Firms found• Approximately 34% response received back from State Certified Firms

contacted• Approximately 30% no response from State Certified Firms contacted

Multnomah Purchasing County Overview Supplier Diversity Program Support

Multnomah Purchasing County Overview Supplier Diversity Program Support (con’t)

• Program designed to assist in the growth and development of State Certified firms while supporting County values of inclusion and diversity

• Intermediate Procurements – At least 3 quotes received must be from a MBE, WBE, or ESB certified firm

• Effective January 1, 2016, Service Disabled Veteran (SDV) certification recognized and included in all program areas

• Formal Procurements – Mandatory inclusion of social equity criteria in every solicitation (Scoring, Good Faith Requirements, etc)

• Projects with federal funds attached will include DBE requirements• Detailed information on our website, including resources for vendors and

agencies• Outreach – Purchasing staff annually attend more than 100 different

events and meetings per year

Multnomah County Purchasing Program Overview

• Formal Procurements (ITBs & RFPs – over $150,000)• Good Faith Effort – Required for Low Bid Construction Projects

over $150,000• Diversity Criteria – Evaluated Criteria included in all RFPs• Workforce Training & Hiring required for all construction projects

over $200,000 for prime contractors and $100,000 for subcontractors

• Intermediate Procurements (between $10,000 and 150,000)• Minimum 3 competitive quotes required – at least 3 must be from

certified firms

• Small Procurements (under $10,000)• State Certified firms should be used to the maximum extent

possible

Multnomah County Purchasing OverviewFinding the Opportunities

• Multnomah County does not use ORPIN (as a primary)

• Multnomah County does advertise Formal Procurements on the Purchasing website and PDXProcurementSearch.com

• Formal Solicitations (RFP, ITB) – Current Bids & Proposals webpage• Must Register through Purchasing website for each opportunity

The ‘Register for a Solicitation’ page must be filled out• Construction projects advertised in DJC and other newspapers• All projects marketed through County outreach efforts

• Intermediate & Small Procurements:• Departments send search request for Certified firms to Purchasing• Quotes sent certified firms identified in State of Oregon database

• Authority to direct award small contracts (under $10,000)-use of State Certified Firms strongly encouraged

Multnomah County Purchasing OverviewFinding the Opportunities

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Multnomah County Purchasing Overview

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PDXProcurementSearch.com

PDXProcurementSearch.com

Search by Name or Key Word

OrSelect by Agency

Multnomah County Purchasing OverviewInitiatives

• Job Order Contracting (JOC) Pilot – Will focus on intermediate construction and MRO projects by:• Increasing County’s annual spend with State Certified Firms • Improving the number of available State Certified Firms• The County’s service provider - Centennial Contractors

Enterprises• Awards to subcontractors over $100,000 will incur WTHP

requirements

• Other Initiatives – Vendor Portal (FY2018)• Vendor Registration/Database• Automatic Notification Based on Job Codes (i.e. NAICS)• Publishment of Intermediate Procurements• Electronic Solicitation/Response

Multnomah County Purchasing OverviewHow To Get Started

• Review opportunities on our Current Bids & Proposal Opportunities webpage and PDXProcurementSearch.com

• Register for opportunities through the Purchasing website

• Register/get certified with the State of Oregon Certification Office for Business Inclusion & Diversity (COBID) – DBE, MBE, WBE, SDV, ESB

• Follow up with questions and comments -- talk to the County’s Supplier Diversity Officer or Purchasing Project Contact

• Get to know our project and program managers – attend outreach and open house events

Multnomah County Capital Projects Overview

• Multnomah County Central Courthouse Project: • CM/GC – Hoffman Construction• https://multco.us/central-courthouse

• The New Gladys McCoy Health Department Headquarters Building:• CM/GC – JE Dunn Construction• https://multco.us/health-department-headquarters

• Burnside Bridge Rehabilitation Project:• https://multco.us/bridgeplan

Multnomah County Supplier Diversity Contacts

• Purchasing Website: multco.us/purchasing

• PDXProcurementSearch.com

• Supplier Diversity Officer – Lee Fleming • Phone: 503.988.7540• Email: lee.fleming@multco.us

• MWESB Workforce & Compliance Specialist – Debra Lindsay• Phone: 503.988.7551• Email: debra.lindsay@multco.us

• Purchasing Department • Phone: 503.988.5111• Address: 501 SE Hawthorne Blvd, Suite 125

Portland, OR 97214

Questions?