Purchasing Department
We are fully committed to establishing a productive business relationship with vendors and contractors to provide quality products and services for the College at the most competitive prices. We conduct all transactions and contract awards for the College based on price and suitability, in accordance governing codes and regulations including, but not limited to, all provisions of the California Civil, Education, Government and Public Contract Codes as well as Board Policy.
Our Business Ethics
Purchasing functions will be carried out in the most efficient manner consistent with
service to the
College, legal requirements, and sound procurement practices conducted with fairness,
dignity,
honesty, and integrity.
Since Mt. SAC is a state-funded institution, there are several required procurement procedures and processes that must be adhered to by both the College and prospective vendors who want to provide goods and services. Under state law, the Mt. SAC Board of Trustees has the ultimate responsibility for all purchases and contracts.
The College’s purchasing philosophy is to maintain professional relationships with all vendors. Vendors are free to advertise and contact our various departments directly. However, your promotional efforts should not include gifts, favors, or any form of personal gratuities to any College personnel. We are equally committed to the principle of inclusive opportunity and welcome the participation of all qualified businesses, including those owned and operated by women, minority, and other underrepresented groups.
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- To become an approved vendor at Mt. SAC, please fill out the new vendor packet below and send it to purchasing@mtsac.edu.
- For bidding opportunites, please click on the e-procurement bidding system link below, which will take you to our webpage so you can register and subscribe to receive all upcoming notifications.
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Vendors working at Mt. SAC are required to have either a contract or agremeent in place to ensure clear expectations, legal compliance, and protection for both the College and the vendor. These agreements define the scope of work, timelines, and payment terms, while also addressing insurance requirements, safety standards, and applicable regulations.
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Our District is subject to the California Uniform Public Construction Cost Accounting Act ("CUPCCAA"), Public Contract Code sections 22000 et seq. In accordance with SB 854, all contractors and subcontractors must be registered with the Department of Industrial Relations (DIR) to be awarded contracts for public works projects. DIR has extensive information regarding public works requirements on its Public Works website, including instructions for DIR Contractor Registration.
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