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Required DES Procurement Training

Under the procurement reform law (RCW 39.26.110) effective July 1, 2013, the State of Washington requires all state employees whose jobs include procurement-related duties to fulfill certain 培训 requirements.

Department of Enterprise 服务 (DES) has posted employee course requirements on their Contracts and Procurement web page. Please see the page below to determine the exact courses and timeframe that employees need to follow within your department/school.

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Departments need to keep record of the 培训s their staff have completed on file 如遇审计. Trainings completed within the DES website’s LMS may utilize the LMS site to keep record of completed 培训s.

Please follow these steps to gain access to the LMS:

  1. WVC’s appointed central 培训 coordinator will be responsible for managing the enrollment process for existing and future employees. The required Department of Enterprise 服务 (DES) 培训s should be included as part of the department’s new employee onboarding procedures and transition plan in the event of staff turnover.
  2. Dean and Directors of departments will notify Human资源@cnhj88.com of staff who need to complete any required DES 培训 prior to making purchases.
  3. 人力资源 will communicate with DES to enroll employees in the LMS site.
  4. Once enrolled, confirmation email will be received from LMS and then each employee can log into the LMS to begin 培训.
  5. For more details about the LMS and this 培训 requirement, go to the State DES Training and Development website.

Required Department of Enterprise 服务 Procurement Training FAQs

  • Q: Since the 培训 courses were developed by the State Department of Enterprise 服务, what if we find a conflict between the policies and procedures stated within the course content and WVC policy and procedures?
  • A: The DES 培训 courses cover general information regarding procurement procedures under the State Procurement Reform Law, but it also makes clear that:
    • Each person taking the 培训 should always consult their own organization’s policies and procedures first on any subject matter.
    • The course only covers procurement procedures under the State of Washington laws and not any federal laws.