A recent state audit of Dickinson State University showed the institution was missing documents for the purchase of goods and services that totaled $334,705
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A recent state audit of Dickinson State University showed the institution was missing documents for the purchase of goods and services that totaled $334,705

North Dakota – According to the statement, this audit included seven purchases in the last two years that had missing documentation.

The audit stated the primary cause of the missing documents was due to staff turnover.

The officials say that procurement continues to be an issue in the University System.

The procurement process is important to follow because it provides an opportunity for healthy competition from multiple vendors to secure the greatest value for taxpayers.

State law requires universities to keep documentation of all items that purchased.

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