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An audit of the contractor's purchasing system to evaluate whether it provides reasonable assurance that the contractor is obtaining materials and services at fair and reasonable prices and complying with government procurement regulations. An approved purchasing system allows higher thresholds for consent-to-subcontract requirements under government contracts.
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Ask about Purchasing System AuditExamines purchasing policies and procedures, competitive sourcing practices, price analysis and cost analysis documentation, subcontract administration, small business subcontracting efforts, and compliance with FAR and contract flow-down requirements. Reviews a sample of purchase orders for adequacy of price reasonableness determinations.
Conducted approximately every 3 years for contractors with approved purchasing systems, or more frequently if significant deficiencies are identified. Initial review required when a contractor first seeks purchasing system approval to raise the consent threshold.
Auditors review purchasing policies, test a statistical sample of purchase orders for compliance, and evaluate the adequacy of competition and price analysis. The audit results in a determination of "approved," "conditionally approved," or "disapproved." Contractors with approved systems benefit from higher consent-to-subcontract thresholds, reducing administrative burden.
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