Return to Campus

Procurement provides vendors with the CSU Safety Plan, which outlines the safety protocols that must be adhered to while on campus.

Vendors and contractors delivering goods and performing work on campus shall adhere to the following guidelines:

• All vendors and contractors are expected to comply with the guidelines established by existing County of Los Angeles Department of Public Health Safety Order, and the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, as updated, to prevent and control the spread of COVID-19
• Vendors may perform work only with explicit approval from the Office of Procurement and Contracts or authorized representative.
• Vendors shall ensure that a fully executed agreement is received prior to arriving on site to perform work.
• Vendors and contractors authorized to perform work at CSUDH, and that require access to campus facilities, shall work with the Project Manager or contact designated on the contract to coordinate work and obtain access to facilities. If the designated CSUDH staff is unable to provide access to the vendor or contractor, the campus staff should contact work control Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. at 310-243-3587, extension 3804, or email workcontrol@csudh.edu, and the work control staff will assist with access. In the event of work being performed after hours, vendor or contractor shall work with campus staff to contact Campus Police for access.
• Vendors and contractors shall provide Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), such as gloves, goggles, face coverings as appropriate for the work being performed.
• Ensure all vendors and contractor employees wear proper PPE, required by current public health orders, AT ALL TIMES while on university property making deliveries or performing work. This include face covering and gloves. In addition, all vendor and contractor employees shall adhere 6-foot physical distancing directives.
• If any of the vendor or contractor employees feels ill or has symptoms such as those enumerated by the CDC, they are to notify their supervisor, contact their health care provider, and not visit or work at the university.