Pinellas County is governed by a Board of County Commissioners consisting of seven (7) publicly elected officials. Within the governing body, there is a Chairman and a Vice-Chairman chosen by the majority of the Commission.
Certain authorities and responsibilities have been delegated by the Board of County Commissioners to the County Administrator who manages the day-to-day County business and reports directly to the Board of County Commissioners. Pinellas County Government is an agency of the State of Florida and governed by the authority of a "Home Rule Charter" granted by the State.
Additionally, the Purchasing Department conducts business in compliance with specific rules and regulations set forth in the Purchasing Ordinance (law) policies and procedures. The department manages complete, accurate records and handles procurement activity utilizing good business practices in an efficient, effective, economical manner.
PART II - PINELLAS COUNTY CODE
Chapter 2 - ADMINISTRATION
ARTICLE V. - FINANCE
DIVISION 2. - PURCHASING
This Purchasing Policy & Procedure Manual guide explains how vendors may participate in the market created by the needs of Pinellas County, Florida. The demand for commodities, equipment, construction and services generated by Pinellas County results in a continual need for a wide variety of items.
- Purchasing Policy & Procedure Manual
The contents of this Policy & Procedure section is intended to serve as a general guide. However, if your questions are not answered, please contact the Purchasing Department.
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