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1. comptroller.texas.gov › procurement-contractState of Texas Procurement and Contract Management Guide

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   The Texas Procurement and Contract Management Guide provides a framework for navigating the complexities of Texas procurement law and offers practical, step-by-step guidance to ensure agencies acquire goods and services in an effective and efficient manner, in compliance with the law.

2. dir.texas.gov › sites › defaultCONTRACT MANAGEMENT HANDBOOK - Texas

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   Accountability through risk analysis. Planning is the first and a very important step in Contract Management. Better planning results in a more successful Contract. A well-formed solicitation document results in better responses and more competition.

3. www.hhs.texas.gov › sites › defaultProcurement and Contract Management Handbook

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   This HHS Procurement and Contract Management Handbook (Handbook) is designed to be a dynamic document; one that will evolve with legislative changes, best practices, and with feedback from program areas.

4. spdedu.cpa.texas.gov › wp-content › uploads96-1809 Texas Procurement and Contract Management Guide Version 2

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   SPD publishes this State of Texas Procurement and Contract Management Guide (Guide) to aid public procurement professionals in the execution of their duties and to provide step-by-step guidance and a framework for the continued development of public procurement processes and best practices

5. www.soah.texas.gov › sites › defaultContract Management Guide - Texas

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   Soliciting large contracts and providing effective contract management are the responsibilities of several sections at SOAH. Understanding the role each group plays is important to a successful

6. www.texasattorneygeneral.gov › sites › defaultProcurement and Contract Management Handbook - Office of the ...

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   and contract management function for the agency. The purpose of the Procurement and Contract Management Handbook (“Handbook”) is to identify the procurement and contracting processes for OAG staff. These processes describe how the OAG complies with statute and rule in accordance with the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts (CPA) Texas

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   What is the Texas procurement and contract management guide?

   • The Texas Procurement and Contract Management Guide provides a framework for navigating the complexities of Texas procurement law and offers practical, step-by-step guidance to ensure agencies acquire goods and services in an effective and efficient manner, in compliance with the law.

   State of Texas Procurement and Contract Management Guide

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   Where can I get a copy of the Texas procurement and contract management guide?

   • Copies of the State of Texas Procurement and Contract Management Guide can be ordered from the State Print Shops. The guide provides a framework for navigating the complexities of Texas procurement law and offers practical, step-by-step guidance to ensure agencies acquire goods and services in an effective and efficient manner.

   State of Texas Procurement and Contract Management Guide

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   What is a contract management guide?

   • The State of Administrative Hearings (SOAH) publishes this Contract Management Guide to aid SOAH procurement professionals in the execution of their duties and to provide step-by-step guidance and a framework for the continued development of public procurement processes and best practices.

   Contract Management Guide - Texas

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   Does the Contract Management Handbook comply with Texas Government Code 2261 256?

   • The information contained in this Contract Management Handbook complies with Texas Government Code 2261.256, which requires each state agency to develop and comply with purchasing accountability and risk analysis procedures.

   CONTRACT MANAGEMENT HANDBOOK - Texas

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   Who is responsible for Child Support Contract Management in Texas?

   • Appendix E: Glossary of Key Terms. Some of the purchasing and contract management functions and responsibilities described in this Handbook may be delegated to the Child Support Contract Operations Division. The CPA and the Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) are granted purchasing authority for the state.

   Procurement and Contract Management Handbook - Office of the Attor…

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   What certifications do you need to be a contract manager in Texas?

   • 4 The purchaser may hold the Certified Texas Contract Developer (CTCD), Certified Texas Procurement Manger (CTPM) or Certified Texas Purchaser (CTP) certifications. The contract manager may hold the Certified Texas Contract Manager (CTCM) certification. staff in CPA-required training and ensuring staff obtains necessary certification(s).

   Procurement and Contract Management Handbook - Office of the Attor…

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8. occc.texas.gov › sites › defaultContract management handbook - Texas Office of Consumer ...

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   This Handbook identifies contracts that require enhanced contract monitoring or the immediate attention of contract management staff and establishes clear levels of purchasing accountability and staff responsibilities related to purchasing in compliance with Texas Government Code § 2261.253(c).