New Jersey Administrative Code
Title 10 - HUMAN SERVICES
Chapter 99 - REHABILITATION FACILITIES SET-ASIDE ACT RULES
Subchapter 3 - CENTRAL NONPROFIT AGENCY (CNA)
Section 10:99-3.2 - Duties and responsibilities of the CNA
Universal Citation: NJ Admin Code 10:99-3.2
Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 18, September 16, 2024
(a) The CNA shall:
1. Act as a liaison in the representation of CRPs to the CSC and other
State, municipal, county agencies, public authorities, commissions, and offices affected by the
Act;
2. Evaluate the qualifications and capabilities of the CRPs
in accordance with the requirements of this chapter and provide the CSC with the data concerning these CRPs,
their status as a qualified program, and their manufacturing and service capabilities;
3. Recommend to the CSC, with justification, including recommended prices,
commodities or services for procurement from its qualified CRPs, as specified in
10:99-3.3;
4. Meet
with the Chief of the Bureau of State Use Industries to secure a formal written waiver, including any
restrictions thereof, for a commodity or services proposed for set-asides, to insure there will be no
duplication or competition;
5. Distribute orders from State and
other purchasing agencies among its qualified CRPs, in accordance with
10:99-3.4;
6.
Maintain the following records and data on its certified CRPs:
i. The
articles of incorporation;
ii. A copy of the by-laws;
iii. A copy of the Section 501(c)(3) Internal Revenue Service
certificate;
iv. Evidence that the facility meets the criteria
for nonprofit status under the applicable provisions of New Jersey law and is registered and in good standing
as a charitable organization with the Secretary of State; and
v.
A copy of current certificate(s) issued by the United States Department of Labor authorizing wage payments
under section 14(c) of the Fair Labor Standards Act,
29 U.S.C. §
201 et seq.
7.
Monitor participating CRPs to insure contract compliance in production of a commodity or performance of a
service;
8. Monitor and inspect the activities of participating
CRPs to ensure compliance with 30:6-23 et seq. and this chapter;
9. As market conditions change, recommend price changes, with appropriate
justification from the CRP, for approved commodities or services;
10. Enter into contracts with State and other procuring entities for the
furnishing of commodities or the provision of services provided by the CRPs; and
11. Provide an appeal process to address disputes or grievances which may
occur between the participating CRPs and the CNA (10:99-4.5) .
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