(a) The CPO may, and is encouraged to, participate in, sponsor, conduct, or administer cooperative purchasing agreements for the procurement of goods, services, or construction.
(b) Cooperative purchasing agreements entered into by the District government shall be in accordance with, to the extent practicable, all laws and rules of the District government with respect to contracting, and shall be consistent with laws and rules of the United States government that apply specifically to the District.
(c) An agency shall not enter into or participate in a cooperative purchasing agreement unless that participation is authorized by the CPO or a designee pursuant to the delegated contracting authority in § 2-352.01.
(d) The CPO may charge and collect an administrative fee for serving as the lead jurisdiction on a cooperative agreement and may receive any rebates or other fees for participating in a cooperative agreement. The CPO shall deposit such fees in the District of Columbia Supply Schedule, Purchase Card, and Training Fund established in § 2-361.03.
(Apr. 8, 2011, D.C. Law 18-371, § 411, 58 DCR 1185.)
This section is referenced in § 2-354.01 and § 2-356.02.
Structure District of Columbia Code
Title 2 - Government Administration
Chapter 3A - Government Procurement
Subchapter IV - Source Selection and Contract Formation
§ 2–354.01. Source selection methods
§ 2–354.01a. Prohibited contacts during source selection
§ 2–354.02. Competitive sealed bids
§ 2–354.03. Competitive sealed proposals
§ 2–354.04. Sole source procurements
§ 2–354.05. Emergency procurements
§ 2–354.06. Human care procurements
§ 2–354.07. Small purchase procurements
§ 2–354.08. Special pilot procurements
§ 2–354.10. General Services Administration schedules
§ 2–354.11. Cooperative purchasing
§ 2–354.12. District of Columbia Supply Schedule
§ 2–354.13. Competition exemptions
§ 2–354.14. Cancellation of solicitations