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How does a work center
become approved to participate in the State Use Program? |
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The Policies and Procedures
manual documents the specific requirements involved in this
process. |
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Who is on the State Use Committee? |
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The Committee is comprised of the
Director of the Division of Disability, Aging and Rehabilitative
Services, the Commissioner of the Department of Administration,
the Commissioner of the Department of Health, the Director of
the Division of Mental Health, and the Executive Director of
the Governor’s Planning Council for People with Disabilities.
These agencies are either involved with programs for persons
with disabilities, or are responsible for purchasing supplies
and services for the State. In addition, there are three at-large
members who are appointed by the governor. |
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What is the role of the Central
Coordinating Agency (CCA)? |
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As Central Coordinating Agency (CCA)
of the Program, the Association of Rehabilitation Facilities
of Indiana, Inc. represents qualified work centers participating
in the Program. In addition, it is the responsibility of the
CCA staff to facilitate timely delivery of purchase requests
and to ensure the timely return of the finished products and
services to the government units. |
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Can I purchase products and services
sold through the State Use Program if I am not a governmental
unit? |
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Yes. Items from the catalog may
be purchased directly from the work center indicated with the
specific products and / or services. |
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Who do I call if I have a question
regarding the State Use Catalog of Products and Services or
ordering procedures? |
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All inquiries should be forwarded
to the State Use Central Coordinating Agency staff at 1-800-466-4957
or 317-634-4957. |
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