Specifications include, but are not limited to: Must evaluate the qualifications and capabilities of Community Rehabilitation Programs (CRPs) to include annual review of their qualifications for the State Use Program.; Must provide to the Committee a list of commodities and services available from qualified vendors for consideration for the statewide contract.; Must research and assist the CRPs in developing new products and upgrading existing products.; Must develop a marketing plan to inform State Agencies, political subdivisions and institutions of higher educations of the advantages of this program.; Must provide a minimum of two annual training sessions for each participating CRP.; Must negotiate contracts as needed with the CRPs. Currently there are approximately 200 contracts with CRPs. The vendor will be responsible for negotiating any changes and any new contracts that may be needed during the life of the contract.
