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ORANGE COUNTY <br />BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS <br />ACTION AGENDA ITEM ABSTRACT <br />Meeting Date: June 7, 2011 <br />Action AgenSa j <br />Item No. Q <br />_SUBJECT: Approval for Implementation of Purchasin Card Pro ram <br />DEPARTMENT: Financial Services <br />PUBLIC HEARING: (Y/NJ No <br />ATTACHMENT(S): <br />Application <br />"Piggy Back" State Contract Letter <br />INFORMATION CONTACT: <br />Clarence G. Grier - 245-2453 <br />David Cannell - 245-2651 <br />PURPOSE: To approve the County entering into an agreement with Bank of America to <br />implement a Purchasing Card Program. <br />BACKGROUND: Orange County raised the purchase order threshold from $100 to $500 at the <br />beginning of Fiscal Year 2011. As illustrated below the number of purchase orders issued <br />deceased by over thirty-nine percent between fiscal year 2010 and 2011. However the number <br />of accounts payable checks issued and invoices processed has not gone down. <br /> FY 2011 FY 2010 % DECREASE <br />PURCHASE ORDERS 2,691 4,439 39.37% <br /># OF AP CHECKS 22,313 24,909 10.42% <br />INVOICES PAID 51,790 55,152 6.10% <br />Industry standards estimate the end-to-end cost of a paper-based transaction to be between <br />$90 and $130 with the cost of issuing a check accounting for $20 of that estimate. <br />A Purchasing Card Program will allow the County to greatly reduce the quantity of each of the <br />transactions listed above. The program will allow the County to issue a single electronic <br />payment at the end of the billing cycle rather than writing separate checks to multiple vendors. <br />The Purchasing Card functions much like a credit card; however commodity restrictions and <br />spending limits can be placed on cards on a card by card basis. Also each employee <br />authorized to use a County Purchasing will be required to sign an agreement with strict <br />penalties for unauthorized purchases (see attached). The Purchasing Agent will serve as <br />Program Administrator and will monitor expenditures on a regular basis. <br />
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