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Goods Leasing

As a non-profit institution there are few if any advantages to lease goods, equipment etc. In most cases it is more cost effective to purchase items outright. For all goods exceeding a value of $10,000. a life cycle cost analysis must be conducted. In the event a lease is proven to be the most cost effective method to procure goods the lease agreement must be signed by the Director of Procurement and Auxiliary Services or their designate.

Last Updated: 2/15/05