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209 – Ethical Procurement Strategies

This web-based, self-paced course can be accessed through the Procurement U Learning Management System (LMS).
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Delivery Method:

Web Based Training (WBT) - Self Paced

Contact Hours:

None

Registration:

FREE (funded by NASPO at no cost to you)

 Course Description:

Type: self-paced, online

Description: This course is designed to dive into the importance of ethics and values in public procurement, including strategies for successful ethical decision-making needed to identify and prevent fraud, antitrust violations, and other anti-competitive practices.

Learning Objectives:

  • Identify the importance of ethics and values in the procurement workplace.
  • Identify practices that hinder competition at various stages in the public procurement process.
  • Determine how adequate competition relates to an unrestrained market.
  • Determine how collusion relates to antitrust violations and affects public procurement.
  • Identify red flags of procurement fraud outlined by the FBI.
  • Identify the Procurement Officer’s role in preventing fraud and antitrust violations.
  • Apply a successful approach to ethical decision-making.

Course Technology Requirements: 

  • Internet connection
  • Support web browsers:
    • Recommended: Chrome,       Firefox, Safari (latest versions)
    • If prompted, accept       all cookies and allow popups
  • Access to Procurement      U LMS
  • Ability to play and listen to      audio through computer speakers or headphones

Contact Hours: This course offers two (2) contact hours for continuing education credit.

IACET CEUs: .2

Course Syllabus

Universal Public Procurement Certification Council (UPPCC):

Certified Professional Public Buyer (CPPB)

• Domain I: Regulatory & Compliance

o Competency B: Detect and report unethical and illegal behavior (e.g., collusion, corruption, fraud)

• Domain V: Leadership & Influence

o Competency B: Demonstrate professional values and ethics (e.g., accountability, impartiality, transparency)

Certified Public Procurement Officer (CPPO)

• Domain II: Regulatory & Compliance

o Competency D: Monitor and report unethical and illegal behavior (e.g., collusion, corruption, fraud)

• Domain VI: Leadership & Influence

o Competency B: Demonstrate professional values and ethics (e.g., accountability, impartiality, transparency)

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