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The List of Commonly Used Items form is used to compile all items that each department commonly needs or uses during the year. It is also used by purchasing agent/department to compile a listing for bid solicitation for 12-month, 6-month, 3-month, or any designated period of time for commonly used items – and to compile a vendor and supply record within the purchasing agent’s department.
19 O.S. § 1505(B)(1)

The information comes from each requisitioning office or department operating within county government.

A blank “List of Commonly Used Items” form for county or state central purchasing, featuring labeled sections for date, officer, fund, fiscal year, item numbers, estimated quantities, descriptions and supplier information. The form has a large multi-column table taking up most of the page.
Figure 27. List of Commonly Used Items to County or State Central Purchasing

Commonly Used Items Instructions
Date Enters the date prepared
Officer Enters the officer name
Fund Enters the fund to be encumbered in purchasing the items listed
Fiscal Year/Period Covered Enters the fiscal year and period in which this list is to be used
Item No. Enters sequential numbers as items are listed
Estimated Quantity to be Used in Period Enters the estimated number of the item listed that is expected to be used in the office during the period
Description Enters a description sufficient to identify the item desired easily
Name and Address of Possible Supplier Enters the name and address of the vendor that might be able to supply the item listed
Signature of Recommending Officer Signs the form

Transfer Document – Form 1-9001

The Transfer Document creates a written record showing items that are transferred from the inventory of one department or agency to another or from one road or bridge project to another.

This form is used whenever a transfer of equipment is made or when consumable materials and supplies are transferred.

The information comes from the county’s fixed asset and consumable inventory records and from the departments involved in the actual transfer transaction.


Figure 28. Transfer Document


Project Inventory Record – Form 1-9002

The Project Inventory Record creates a written record showing and tracking all materials acquired for a specific project that utilizes road and bridge materials – and bridges are to be specifically numbered, and roads are to be specifically numbered on each such project.
19 O.S. § 1505(G)

This form is used each time a project is started and concluded.

The information comes from requisition and purchase forms, invoices, and receiving reports, as well as consumable goods inventory record sheets.


Figure 29. Project Inventory Record