Sentences with phrase «new chief procurement officer»

The governor would also create a new Chief Procurement Officer to better scrutinize all state contracts with businesses to make sure no corruption is occurring.

Why will the new Chief Procurement Officer not delay things for agencies?

The governor also would create a new chief procurement officer to better scrutinize all state contracts with businesses to make sure no corruption is occurring.

Not exact matches

Gov. Andrew Cuomo in the aftermath proposed his own procurement changes to oversee contracting the established new posts, including a chief procurement officer.

The Business Council of New York State, Inc. the State's leading business advocacy organization, opposes the Executive Budget proposal to create the position of chief procurement officer, to be appointed by the governor and given principal oversight authority over all state procurements.

Cleary, 48, a deputy chief contracting officer with New York City's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, will be Nassau's new $ 140,000 - a-year procurement compliance chiNew York City's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, will be Nassau's new $ 140,000 - a-year procurement compliance chinew $ 140,000 - a-year procurement compliance chief.

This position is duplicative of the Office of General Services (OGS) chief procurement officer, who chairs the New York State Procurement Council, which has representatives from the Office of the State Comptroller (OSC), the Executive Chamber and allows for eight legislative appointees, in addition to another by thprocurement officer, who chairs the New York State Procurement Council, which has representatives from the Office of the State Comptroller (OSC), the Executive Chamber and allows for eight legislative appointees, in addition to another by thProcurement Council, which has representatives from the Office of the State Comptroller (OSC), the Executive Chamber and allows for eight legislative appointees, in addition to another by the Governor.

Gov. Cuomo's office cast the legislation as unduly burdensome and ineffective for preventing future criminal activity, instead supporting new or expanded roles for the state inspector general's office and the appointment of the aforesaid chief procurement officer.

«[W] hile we have no objection to the creation of a Chief Procurement Officer, the state constitution already establishes one — the State Comptroller,» New York Public Interest Research Group's Blair Horner said in a statement sent in response to Cuomo's.

for preventing future criminal activity, instead supporting new or expanded roles for the state inspector general's office and the appointment of the aforesaid chief procurement officer.

Cuomo has proposed new administrative controls over the non-profit entities at the State University of New York that oversee economic development efforts, as well as the creation of a chief procurement officer to monitor state contracts, as well as enhanced powers for the inspector genernew administrative controls over the non-profit entities at the State University of New York that oversee economic development efforts, as well as the creation of a chief procurement officer to monitor state contracts, as well as enhanced powers for the inspector generNew York that oversee economic development efforts, as well as the creation of a chief procurement officer to monitor state contracts, as well as enhanced powers for the inspector general.

A report by MPs on the Business and Enterprise Committee has called for the Government to create a new post of «Chief Construction Officer», to tackle the problem of fragmentation in construction policy and procurement across Government.

The governor subsequently proposed additional reforms, including the creation of new inspector general officers for the SUNY and CUNY systems and a «chief procurement officer» within the Executive Chamber.

The governor responded by proposing a «chief procurement officer» and some new inspectors general who would answer to him and be responsible for reviewing contracts.

Paul Simpson, Chief Executive Officer, CDP, who has blogged on renewable energy becoming the new normal for businesses, said: «CDP data shows a jump in renewable energy procurement and that motivations are not only environmental but economic.