Prescription Safety Glasses User Guide 20250122.doc

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Prescription Safety Glasses
Contract number
505ENT-M22-SFTGLASSES-01
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Wisconsin

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This is a Contract User Guide for prescription safety glasses issued by the Wisconsin Department of Administration's Division of Enterprise Operations State Bureau of Procurement. The mandatory statewide contract (505ENT-M22-SFTGLASSES-01, RFB 28368-JB) covers all State of Wisconsin agencies and University of Wisconsin System campuses, with cooperative purchasing available to Wisconsin municipalities. The contractor is SafeVision by HOYA, based in Lewisville, Texas, and the contract is managed by John Burnett at the Wisconsin Department of Administration.

The contract provides prescription safety glasses services with an initial term from February 1, 2022 through January 31, 2024, followed by three one-year renewal options extending through January 31, 2027. The contract allows use of the State Purchasing Card (P-Card) and offers two ordering models: Agency Dispensing (where agencies handle order forms internally) and External Dispensing (where employees work with contractor-provided dispensers throughout Wisconsin). Individual agencies determine their own policies for employee prescription safety glasses coverage based on the State of Wisconsin Employee Compensation Plan, including setting limits on coverage amounts and employee copay requirements. Purchase orders are placed directly with the contractor by customers, and the contract includes specific technical, performance, and support requirements detailed in the full contract document.

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STATE OF WISCONSIN

DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION

Division of Enterprise Operations

State Bureau of Procurement

Contract User Guide

Prescription Safety Glasses – 505ENT-M22-SFTGLASSES-01 (RFB 28368-JB)

Mandatory:
YES
Contract Term:
February 1, 2022 – January 31, 2024
Cooperative:
YES (WI municipalities may use this contract)
1st Renewal:
February 1, 2024 – January 31, 2025
P-Card:
YES (State Purchasing Card may be used)
2nd Renewal:
February 1, 2025 – January 31, 2026
3rd Renewal
February 1, 2026 – January 31, 2027

Scope This mandatory statewide contract for purchasing prescription safety glasses covers all State agencies and University of Wisconsin (UW) System campuses. The policy for supplying prescription safety glasses to employees is determined by each ordering agency based on the respective agency’s interpretation of the State of Wisconsin Employee Compensation Plan (4.03 under Section G). Each agency may set limits on what they will provide and pay for regarding prescription eyewear. (i.e. employee copay amounts for costs above what the agency will cover) Contract: A copy of the contract is available as an attachment in VendorNet under the Prescription Safety Glasses contract # 505ENT-M22-SFTGLASSES-01. It is recommended that you become familiar with the contents of the contract. The contract goes into detail regarding technical, performance, and support requirements that both the customer and Contractor should be familiar with.

Contractor:

SafeVision by HOYA Customers: Any State agency, board, commission, UW campus or cooperative purchasing entity.

Purchase Orders (PO): Purchase Orders or releases from Blanket Purchase Orders shall be placed directly with Contractor by the customer.

Questions: If you have any questions concerning this contract, feel free to contact the DOA

Contract Manager listed below:

John Burnett WI Department of Administration

State Bureau of Procurement

101 East Wilson Street, 6th Floor

Madison, WI 53707-7867

Phone: (608) 261-6359 Fax: (608) 267-0600

Email: john.burnettl@Wisconsin.gov Customers are also encouraged to contact their agency/campus purchasing office with general questions.

1. Getting Started Step 1: Contact Hoya SafeVision (contact information listed below) to set up an account. General information you should have available when setting up an account include:

Name

Agency

Contract# 505ENT-M22-SFTGLASSES-01

Email

Phone

Billing and Shipping Address

Information on what you will provide and pay for when it comes to employee safety glasses*

If you will self-dispense or utilize an off-site dispenser provided by the Contractor*

*this information can be found on your previous vendor order forms and account set up forms

Step 2: Once an account is set up the ordering procedures generally follow one of the two models listed below:

Ordering Procedure: Model 1 Agency Dispensing:

When an individual requires eye protection, the individual will bring a prescription to the ordering agency, the agency will fill out a customized Prescription Eyewear order form supplied by the contractor. The agency will submit the order form to the contractor and the contractor will in turn fill the order then ship and invoice the glasses to the ordering agency. (Similar procedure for inmate and patient frames)

a. To get your order form visit https://www.hi-techoptical.com/partners/wida

b. Click on Departments

c. Click on your agency to download your form

d. Print and complete the form

e. Fax order to Customer Service at 800-806-1663

Ordering Procedure: Model 2 External Dispensing:

When an individual requires eye protection, the individual will receive a customized order form from the ordering agency. The individual will take the order form and his/her prescription to a qualified dispenser supplied by the contractor. (Contractor shall have dispensers throughout the State of Wisconsin, see link under 5 below) The dispenser will help the individual select the proper safety glasses and fill out the order form. The dispenser will have the option to 1) Submit the order form to the contractor or 2) At the request of the agency have the individual take the order form back to his/her agency and the agency will submit the order form to the contractor. The contractor will complete the order then ship the glasses to the dispenser, and pay the dispensing fee to the dispenser. The contractor will then invoice the ordering agency, including the dispensing fee. The individual will return to the dispenser for final fitting of his/her safety glasses.

a. To get your order form visit http://www.hi-techoptical.com/partners/wida

b. Click on Departments

c. Click on your agency to download your form

d. Print Document

e. Take order from to one of the contractor’s dispensers

f. Select your safety glasses with the assistance of the dispenser

g. Have dispenser complete the form and send to contractor (or return form to agency)

h. When glasses come in return to dispenser for pick up and final fitting 3.

Contractor Contact Information:

SafeVision by HOYA 397 State Highway 121 Bypass Lewisville, TX 75067 P. 989-799-9390 Ext. 4 www.safevision.com Account Set Up, Order form, Billing and Accounting Issues, Customer Service: Heather Gilstad, heather.gilstad@hoya.com, 972-221-4141 x88208.

4.

Technical, performance and support requirements As noted in section 1 above, understanding and adhering to the specific requirements of the contract is the responsibility of both the User and the Contractor. Understanding the details of the contract also helps to ensure compliance. Although you should become familiar with the entire prescription safety glasses contract, pages 9 – 14 of the contract detail the specific technical, performance and support requirements of the contract. These details include such things as: safety glasses standards, ordering, shipping, delivery, packaging, invoicing, samples/literature and customer service requirements Issues should be addressed directly with the Contractor. Email or written communication is always recommended to document attempts of resolution. If issues cannot be resolved or if you have any other questions or concerns., contact the DOA Contract Manager, John Burnett at john.burnett@wisconsin.gov or 608-261-6359.

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