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Procurement & Support Services Policy and Procedure
Procedure
 

Modular Furniture

  
      

 Planning Design and Construction establishes the campus standard for modular furniture.  
 Requests are to be reviewed and coordinated by Facility Services, who works with Procurement &
 Support Services to facilitate the design, purchase, and installation of campus modular furniture. 
 This applies to new or reconfigured systems, and moves of all campus modular furniture.

 

1.  Review and Authorization by Facility Services


      a.  Departments requesting modular furniture are to contact Facility Services.

 

      b.  Facility Services will coordinate with IITS, Procurement & Support Services, and Risk
           Management and Safety departments.

           

2.  Design and Ordering


      a.  Facility Services will set up an appointment with the campus-approved modular designer to
           review the requestor’s needs.  The designer will prepare a layout for the customer to
           review.  Once the design has been approved by the customer, Facility Services will send a
           copy to IITS for review.


      b.  After the modular layout has been approved, the modular vendor will prepare a price quote. 
           The quote will be returned to Facility Services, where they will prepare a bid for the modular
           project.  This bid does not include the cost from IITS; they will provide a separate quote.

 

       c.  It is the requestor's responsibility to complete and submit to Procurement & Support
           Services the requisition and all necessary documentation for the purchase of modular
           furniture.  Facility Services will include an instruction sheet with the bid.


 

 

 

   

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