WISCONSIN ASSOCIATION OF PUBLIC PURCHASERS
AGENDA FOR FIRST QUARTERLY MEETING
MARCH 6 & 7, 2003
Olympia Resort & Conference Center
Oconomowoc, Wisconsin
(Olympia Resort is located off I-94. Exit Highway 67 -- North -- 1-1/2 miles on left)
The May 6, Thursday morning agenda is dedicated to
V.A.L.U.E. in Local Government’s annual membership meeting.
WAPP members are welcome to
attend.
March 6, 2003
V.A.L.U.E. Agenda
8:00-8:30 Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:30–8:40 Opening Comments:8:40-8:50 V.A.L.U.E. Intergovernmental Cooperation Before It Became "Trendy."
8:50-9:00 Treasurer’s Report - JoAnne Jacobson, Port Washington-Saukville School District
9:00–9:10 V.A.L.U.E. Web-Site Tutorial:
9:10–10:15 A guided tour by State experts on how to utilize State Contracts to save $$$ on:
- Computers
- Tires
- Lamps & Ballast
- Automobiles
- Copiers
10:15–10:30 Review of V.A.L.U.E. Bid Calendar - Lead Agencies for:
- Pagers - Karen Schupmann, Waukesha County
- EMS/Medical Supplies - Perry Girard, City of Racine
- Janitorial Supplies Trucks - Jim Bembenek, City of Wauwatosa
- Copy and Computer Paper - Jean Kienzle, Elmbrook Schools
- Repair Clamps - Robert Barwick, City of West Allis
- Squads - Karen Schupmann, Waukesha County
- Trucks - Cindy Greco, Waukesha County
- Film - Chris Hubbard, Waukesha County
- Batteries - Chris Hubbard, Waukesha County
- HVAC Filters - Barb Betlej, Milwaukee County Transit
- Library Cooperative Purchases - Ann Shepherd, City of West Allis
10:30–11:45 Wisconsin Task Force on Local & State Government (with the State planning to reduce shared revenue, this Task Force will outline their collaborative efforts, successes and future goals)
11:45–12:00 Recognition & Appreciation Awards
12:00–12:45 Luncheon
WAPP Agenda
12:45--1:00 Welcome & Introductions:
1:00 –2:15 Are You Exposed -- has your insurance carrier dropped or reduced your insurance coverage?
- The Implications of the reinsurance market constraints
- Attempts by consulting firms to shift professional liability
- The continuing consequences of September 11th
2:15 –3:00 The AIA Contract--are you using it, abusing it or modifying it? Find out how two agencies have modified the AIA contract to their advantage.
3:00 – 4:00 L.E.A.P. Into The Future With NIGP -- Learning & Education to Advance Procurement (LEAP) is the all new NIGP curriculum that replaces the current seminar series. LEAP will enhance life-long learning with state-of-the-art-techniques, technology and training.
4:00 Breakout Sessions
6:00 Group Dinner - The Terrace Restaurant @ Olympia
March 7, 2003
WAPP Agenda Continues
8:00 – 8:30 Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:30-- 8:40 Welcome
8:40--9:30 How Has Your Procard Program Matured? Learn from our successes and failures.
9:30-10:15 NIGP Membership Benefits - There’s more to NIGP Membership than surfing the web and taking classes. NIGP is committed to offering the tools you need to help you work smarter. An outline of services and a chance to ask all of your questions about NIGP will fill this session.
- Specification Library
- Technical Bulletins
- Annual Forum
- Training Workshops
- Certification Program
- Commodity Code Publications
- Benchmarking Services
10:15-10:30 Break/Check out of Hotel
10:30-11:45 Where is your agency on the evolutionary path to E-Commerce? Learn about the good, the bad & the ugly
- On-line Bidding, Reverse and On-line Auctions - Cheryl Oliva, City of Milwaukee
- On-line Bidding System - Barb Betlej, Milwaukee County Transit
- Experience working with a web-based procurement application - Tammy Neulerich, Kettle Moraine School District and Dave Johnson, City of Madison
- Member (attendee) discussion on their agency's progress on the evolutionary path
11:45-12:00 Dane County MBE & Woman Owned Forum
12:00-12:45 Business Meeting
12:45-1:15 Lunch
1:15--2:00 Common Concerns
- Official Advertising
- In-Bound Freight
- Homeland Security Needs and Funding