Current through Register Vol. 57, No. 1, January 6, 2025
Section 19:38D-5.2 - General requirements(a) A term agreement is an agreement whereby the Authority may engage a vendor for a defined period of time, rather than for a defined project or projects.(b) Term agreements may be used by the Authority to procure goods and/or services when there is a need to:1. Expedite emergent projects or emergent project requirements;2. Procure goods or services for a school facilities project on an "on call" basis; or3. Address the program-wide requirements of the Authority.(c) Procurement of a term agreement shall be in accordance with the selection procedures pursuant to N.J.A.C. 19:38D-3 or 4, depending on whether the value of the term agreement exceeds the statutory threshold of N.J.S.A. 52:34-7b, except that fee proposals submitted under those procedures may be based upon hourly or daily rates and/or other methods of determining costs over a specific time period.(d) Term agreements shall be for a specific time period, or maximum contract value, or both, which limitations shall be set forth in the term agreement. The Authority shall set forth a budget and schedule for each proposed purchase order or task order under a term agreement, prior to its issuance or assignment to a vendor. The time in which goods are to be supplied or services are to be performed under a purchase order or task order may extend past the expiration date of a term agreement, as long as the purchase order or task order was issued or executed prior to the expiration date.(e) Under this subchapter, the Authority may enter into a term agreement with any vendor engaged pursuant to the provisions of this chapter for:1. A value that shall not exceed a ceiling stated in the agreement; or2. An initial term not to exceed three years, with an option to renew for one additional year, unless a longer time period is expressly authorized by law; or3. A combination of both a stated value and a stated time period. N.J. Admin. Code § 19:38D-5.2