The Mt. Angel City Council is designated as the local Contract
Review Board under the State of Oregon Public Contracting Code. The
Contract Review Board may, from time to time, delegate its powers
and responsibilities consistent with the Oregon Public Contracting
Code, the Model Rules, or the Mt. Angel Municipal Code. The City Administrator,
or designated purchasing agent, and the City Finance Department are
designated as the city's "Contracting Agency" for purposes of contracting
powers and duties assigned to the City of Mt. Angel as a "Contracting
Agency" under the State of Oregon Public Contracting Code or the Model
Rules.
(Ord. 732, passed 11-5-2012)
Public contracting rules for the City of Mt. Angel will hereafter
be adopted by resolution of the City Council.
(Ord. 732, passed 11-5-2012; Am. Ord. 772, passed 9-6-2022)
Administrative staff and departments have contracting authority
and responsibilities as follows:
(A) The
City Manager (or designee) is authorized to:
(1) Enter
into city contracts not to exceed $50,000 without additional authorization
of the City Council.
(2) Recommend
that the City Council approve or disapprove contract awards in excess
of $30,000, or change orders or amendments to contracts of more than
$30,000.
(3) Consistent
with the Mt. Angel Municipal Code, adopt forms, computer software,
procedures, and administrative policies for all city purchases.
(4) Enter
into contracts or permits for local concessions and street vendors
(pursuant to applicable city policy) where the annual amount to be
paid to or by the city is not expected to exceed $30,000 per year.
(B) The
City of Mt. Angel Department of Finance shall have the authority to
enter into city contracts not to exceed $10,000 without additional
authorization of the City Manager.
(C) Purchases
of goods from city employees shall require authorization of the City
Manager or designee. Provision of services by city personnel shall
be in accordance with the City Personnel Policies and other applicable
law.
(D) Departments
(other than the Finance Department), shall not contract for amounts
above $5,000. Solicitations and contracts above $5,000 may be made
upon approval of the City Council. All contracting by departments
shall be according to approved city purchasing procedures adopted
by the City Council.
(E) Each
department shall operate within its budget, or seek supplemental budgetary
authority from City Council with respect to the contract.
(F) Each
department shall plan purchase requirements sufficiently in advance
so that orders can be placed in economical quantities.
(G) The
Finance Department or designee shall process requisition forms and
negotiate purchases on the most favorable terms in accordance with
adopted ordinances, state laws, policies and procedures.
(Ord. 732, passed 11-5-2012; Am. Ord. 772, passed 9-6-2022)