Purchasing Team
Wendy Holder, Sr. Buyer
Purchasing Services, Notary Public
Office: Administration Building, Room 229
Finance and Administration
(208) 282-2955
holdwend@isu.edu
Randy Jones, Sr. Buyer
Purchasing Services
Office: Administration Building, Room 229 Finance and Administration
(208) 282-3411
joneran2@isu.edu
Jenny Stilling, Pcard Administrator
Purchasing Services
Office: Administration Building, Room 229 Finance and Administration
(208) 282-3112
stiljenn@isu.edu
Bonnie Liston, Purchasing Specialist
Purchasing Services
Office: Administration Building, Room 229
Finance and Administration
(208) 282-3923
listbonn@isu.edu
About Purchasing at ISU
We are located on the second floor of the Administration Building at Idaho State University, room 229.
Purchasing Services supports the overall mission of Idaho State University by providing a variety of goods and services responsive to the needs of our students, faculty, and staff.
We are committed to providing timely and cost-effective service while maintaining the guidelines set forth by ISU and the State of Idaho. Involving us early in high-dollar or complex purchases will yield the best results.
Each buyer is responsible for different purchases at the University. For a breakdown of who buys what, please view our list of assigned commodities.
Contact us with any questions.
Services
- Consultation
- Supplier relationship management
- Procurement process assistance
- Contract review and completion
- Requests for information, proposal, and quotation
- Development and administration of strategic, University-wide contracts
- Administration of the University procurement card program
- Problem resolution
Guiding Principles
- Deliver the best overall value that includes the lowest reasonable price
- Implement best practices for cost containment
- Operate within a strict code of ethics
- Ensure procurement compliance with Idaho code
- Maintain a diverse supplier base
Delegation of Signature Authority
The Purchasing Department has been granted the authority to commit funds on behalf of the University. In most cases, this is done in the form of a purchase order or contract which binds the University and supplier.
With few exceptions, individuals within units are not authorized to enter into contracts or commit University funds. Doing so is not binding to the University and may put the individual at risk of being personally liable for the transaction.