Changing Your Time Zone 2022.pptx
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- Spring City Phase 2 Cut & Pile
- Solicitation number
- AM25-13
- Issued by
- Sanpete County, Utah
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The document is a PowerPoint presentation on how to update the time zone in the Utah Supplier Portal vendor profile. It provides step-by-step instructions for vendors to access their profile, locate the time zone setting, and update it to reflect the correct time zone. The document states that the default time zone for all vendor registrations is Eastern Time, and vendors must change it to Mountain Standard Time to accurately reflect event times for the State of Utah.
The related state and local contract opportunity is for a hand cutting and piling project covering 403 acres in the Spring City Canyon-Ephraim area, managed by the Division of Wildlife Resources. Vendors must be on the Pre-Qualified Approved Vendor List to be eligible for this opportunity, which is located in Sanpete County, Utah.
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Utah Supplier Portal:
Changing Your Time Zone Update the time zone in your vendor profile to reflect the time zone you are in.
VENDOR REGISTRATION
Review your vendor profile Go to the top right corner and click on the person icon.
Select “Return to JAGGAER Supplier Network”
VENDOR REGISTRATION
Your screen will look something like this:
VENDOR REGISTRATION: Time Zone Go to the top right corner and click on the person icon.
Select “View My Profile”
Under User Profile and Preferences, select “Language, Time Zone, and Display Settings”.
Find the “Time Zone” and click in the drop down box The System defaults all registrations to EASTERN TIME Select the Time Zone you would like ALL sourcing event times to show in The STATE OF UTAH is MDT/MST MOUNTAIN STANDARD TIME
Click “Save Changes”
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Contact:
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