Wis. Stat. § 16.752
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(15) Adjustment and cancellation of orders. If a work center fails to comply with the terms of an order from an agency, the ordering agency shall make every effort to negotiate adjustments before canceling the order.
(17) Quality control.
(a) Materials, supplies and equipment furnished by work centers under specifications issued by an agency shall be manufactured by work centers in strict accordance with the specifications.
(b) Services provided by work centers under specifications issued by an agency shall be performed by work centers in strict accordance with the specifications. If no specifications exist, the services shall be performed by work centers in accordance with good commercial practices.
(c) If the quality of a material, supply, piece of equipment or service received from a work center is not satisfactory to the contracting agency, the agency shall advise the board and, if the board determines that the quality of the material, supply, equipment or service is unsatisfactory, the board shall suspend the eligibility of the work center which provided the material, supply or equipment or which performed the service to participate in the program established under this section.
(18) Specification changes.
(a) The board may change specifications contained in the list maintained under sub. (2) (g) . Each list shall contain a basic specification and the date of the latest revision.
(b) If an agency makes substantial changes in a specification on the list maintained under sub. (2) (g) the board shall assign a new item number. The agency shall notify the board of the changes prior to their effective date.
History: 1989 a. 345 ; 1991 a. 32 , 39 ; 1993 a. 16 , 17 ; 1995 a. 27 ss. 383b , 384 , 9116 (5) ; 2001 a. 16 ; 2003 a. 33 ; 2011 a. 32 .
(17) Quality control.
(a) Materials, supplies and equipment furnished by work centers under specifications issued by an agency shall be manufactured by work centers in strict accordance with the specifications.
(b) Services provided by work centers under specifications issued by an agency shall be performed by work centers in strict accordance with the specifications. If no specifications exist, the services shall be performed by work centers in accordance with good commercial practices.
(c) If the quality of a material, supply, piece of equipment or service received from a work center is not satisfactory to the contracting agency, the agency shall advise the board and, if the board determines that the quality of the material, supply, equipment or service is unsatisfactory, the board shall suspend the eligibility of the work center which provided the material, supply or equipment or which performed the service to participate in the program established under this section.
(18) Specification changes.
(a) The board may change specifications contained in the list maintained under sub. (2) (g) . Each list shall contain a basic specification and the date of the latest revision.
(b) If an agency makes substantial changes in a specification on the list maintained under sub. (2) (g) the board shall assign a new item number. The agency shall notify the board of the changes prior to their effective date.
History: 1989 a. 345 ; 1991 a. 32 , 39 ; 1993 a. 16 , 17 ; 1995 a. 27 ss. 383b , 384 , 9116 (5) ; 2001 a. 16 ; 2003 a. 33 ; 2011 a. 32 .
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