Contract 246039 amendment 2 funds increase

The procurement involves a contract amendment (Amendment 2) to Contract 246039 under Solicitation Number JM26-99 with the Utah Division of Purchasing. The notice indicates a sole-source award without engaging in the standard competitive procurement process, pursuant to the Utah Procurement Code. This decision hinges on circumstances such as the existence of a single supplier, significant transitional costs, or other practical considerations making competition impractical or not in the best interest of the agency. The scope focuses on procedural and administrative elements rather than specific deliverables or technical performance criteria. The place of performance is within Utah, with a submission deadline set for June 12, 2026. The procurement office contact is Jayden May via a Utah government email. No federal acquisition clauses or standard FAR requirements apply as this is a state-level contract under Utah law. Important special contract conditions include the mandatory anti-boycott certification compliant with Utah Code § 63G-27, which requires contractors to certify they are not engaged in an economic boycott of Israel and to notify the State if their status changes during contract performance. Proprietary information submitted under this contract may be submitted with confidentiality claims to protect trade secrets and commercial data under Utah’s Government Records Access and Management Act (GRAMA). Pricing information, specific contract value, and detailed evaluation factors are not disclosed or applicable due to the sole-source nature of the contract. There is no record of formal evaluation criteria such as Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) or trade-off analysis. The contract lacks defined inspection or acceptance locations beyond the broad place of performance in Utah, and the documentation does not specify invoicing methods or payment office details. Vendor submissions require both redacted and non-redacted proposals to support confidentiality claims, submitted exclusively through an electronic procurement portal by the stated deadline. The procurement acknowledges the right of other vendors to challenge the sole-source determination and emphasizes procedural compliance with statutory and regulatory requirements relevant to Utah state procurement.