Contract 216363 Amendment 6 extension and funding increase

The Utah Division of Purchasing intends to award Contract 216363 Amendment 6 as a non-competitive extension and funding increase under state procurement rules, bypassing standard competitive procedures due to Justification for Sole Source, Transitional Costs, and Impracticality of Standard Process. The original contract, valued at $352,114, is being increased by 74.29% to a proposed total of $613,707 to extend performance through January 5, 2027, from its current end date of September 8, 2026, which itself extended the original May 12, 2026 expiration. This extension is necessary to prevent service disruption in the delivery and ongoing monthly maintenance of a medication dispensing system critical to correctional healthcare operations, with no alternative vendor available without incurring significant transitional costs or compromising service continuity. The justification is grounded in Utah Procurement Code R33-108-101c and includes mandatory affirmative certifications for contract extension and funding increase, with no competing bids solicited. All submissions must be made electronically through the Utah Purchasing portal by July 31, 2026, and are subject to review and approval by the Division of Purchasing and General Services, with communications restricted to this office and not the conducting unit, Correctional Health Services. The contract does not include itemized pricing, line items, or technical specifications beyond the general scope of the system and support services, nor does it reference any Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses, packaging requirements, inspection criteria, or subcontracting provisions. Compliance with Utah’s anti-boycott statute is required, mandating immediate notification if the vendor engages in any boycott of Israel. No Unique Entity ID, size status, or socioeconomic certifications are provided for the vendor BD CareFusion, and no COR, COTR, or PCO names are listed. The award remains contingent solely on administrative approval of the non-competitive justification, with the extension limited to 120 days beyond the original term and no further renewals permitted without a new competitive process.