What does DDV mean in STATE & LOCAL

A Direct Delivery Voucher (DDV) is an official document that enables organizations to purchase products or services from another organization without having to go through the usual procurement channels. It enables companies to receive goods and services in a timely and efficient manner, using a standard payment method.

You can obtain a DDV by contacting the supplier of your goods or services and asking them for the required voucher. Additionally, most procurement providers also offer DDV services where you can get your voucher easily.

In order to obtain a DDV, you will need to provide details such as the supplier's name, contact information, shipping address, product/service description, ordering date, payment method, quantity of goods or services desired.

The cost of shipment will vary depending on the vendor used for delivery but typically it would be either paid directly by the purchaser or split between both parties - i.e., 50% paid by purchaser and 50% paid by supplier.

Yes - once you have obtained your DDV from your supplier you can use it immediately for purchasing goods or services.

This will depend on your supplier but typically they should be able to process and issue your DDV within 24 hours of receipt of all relevant information.

Depending on the location of purchase and vendor used there may be taxes applicable when purchasing an item using a direct delivery voucher. If this applies in your situation then these taxes should be included in either the invoice given by the vendor at time of purchase or stated clearly on their website before completing payment.