2025 GPO Accreditation Program

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Title:  

2025 GPO Accreditation Program

Agency:  

University Of Texas System

State:  

Texas

NAICS Code:  

541611

Industry:  

Consulting Services

Solicitation Type:  

Request for Qualification

Solicitation ID:  

720-2516

Open Date:  

6/3/2025

Close Date:  

7/3/2025

Last Updated:  

7/3/2025

Description:
The University of Texas System is seeking to accredit group purchasing organizations (GPOs) that meet minimum procurement standards established by the State of Texas and the UT System Board of Regents. The accreditation program aims to ensure that UT System institutions utilize contracts offered by GPOs that use sourcing processes accredited by UT System. To be considered for accreditation, applicants must complete and submit the GPO Accreditation Program Survey and GPO Accreditation Program Consent Form. The UT System Office of Collaborative Business Services will manage the program, and Paul Steinkraus will be the primary point of contact for questions. • The program is open to GPOs, including Texas state agencies performing GPO functions. • Applicants must secure a nomination from one or more chief procurement officers of UT System institutions. • The accreditation process will involve an audit of the applicant's records and processes. • The deadline for submission of accreditation application materials is August 1, 2025, at 3:00 PM. • The program is designed to ensure that UT System institutions utilize contracts offered by accredited GPOs.
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Contact Information:

Paul Steinkraus(Primary Point of Contact)

psteinkraus@utsystem.edu

(512) 499-4506

Budget Estimate (AI):

$50,000 – $500,000

The budget for this opportunity is difficult to estimate, as it is an accreditation program rather than a traditional procurement contract. However, the program may involve fees for accreditation, auditing, and other services. Assuming an average accreditation fee of $10,000 to $50,000 per applicant, and considering that multiple applicants may be accredited, the total budget could range from $50,000 to $500,000 or more, depending on the number of applicants and the scope of services provided.

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