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Office Supplies
This APD Tier I Minority Purchasing Program is designed to afford corporate America the opportunity to purchase all of its office supplies directly from a certified, experienced minority company. All products purchased will be desktop or dock delivered to all company locations nationwide. Participating companies can count 100% of all office supplies purchased as Tier I minority, disabled veteran, or SBA-SDB spends.
Participant Purchasing Guidelines
- Participating company must purchase a minimum of $300,000 in office supplies annually
- Participating company must use a P-card, credit card (MasterCard or Visa), or EFT to purchase office
supplies from APD
- Participating company must utilize the APD internet automated on-line procurement site to order office
supplies from APD
Participant Benefits
- APD, a certified Corporate Plus member, insures minority purchasing legitimacy
- High dollar minority Tier I purchasing of business essential products on an on-going, repetitive, routine
basis
- Single source minority purchasing of office supplies
- Nationwide delivery to all company locations
- Internet automated ordering, billing, and reporting system
- Company-wide price, quality, and reporting consistency
- Participation in an environmental recycling program to keep America “green and clean”
- Procurement of national brand name and private label products
- Superior pricing value
- Nationwide sales tax calculation, collection and remittance
Major Clients
- PepsiCo
- Tropicana
- Frito-Lay
- Johnson & Johnson and all affiliated subsidiaries
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