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This Solicitation opportunity from Idaho was posted on June 5, 2024. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

EFC - Water Treatment Chemicals

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533State & Local

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The Idaho Department of Administration is seeking a one-time exemption from competitive procurement under IDAPA 38.05.01.042.10 to purchase specialized water treatment chemicals for the Department of Public Works. The procurement, identified by solicitation number 533, is valued at 4,398.38 dollars and covers the acquisition of 30-gallon containers used to prevent corrosion and scaling in HVAC cooling towers and chillers. This request is driven by an immediate operational need to ensure employee safety and protect equipment during the cooling season, which runs from April to October, with an estimated annual requirement of four to five containers. The DOP Administrator holds discretionary authority to grant this exemption if competition is deemed impractical, unreasonable, or disadvantageous. While this is a non-competitive, sole-source action, the state has provided a transparency window for suppliers to submit information that may support or contradict the exemption claim via the IPRO portal or email by June 10, 2024. The agency has committed to conducting a full competitive solicitation for these requirements in the next fiscal year. Administration of the procurement is managed by the Idaho Division of Purchasing, with Mark Ward serving as the primary agency representative.

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Idaho seeks a 4,398.38 dollar non-competitive purchase for specialized water treatment chemicals.

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ID, USA

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NONE

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Water Chemical Req One Time Exemption - Oct 23

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AgencyState of Idaho
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Organization / AgencyState of Idaho
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The Idaho Department of Administration has requested an exemption from competition for the purchase of Water Treatment Chemicals. If approved, an exemption from competition may allow the agency to procure the property with limited or no competitive process. Exemption from competition is at the discretion of the DOP Administrator. In the interest of transparency, DOP is offering suppliers the opportunity to review this requested exemption and provide relevant information. The decision remains discretionary, and suppliers have no right to appeal the Administrator’s decision. Suppliers are invited to provide information that may help the DOP Administrator make a decision regarding this requested exemption from competition. Please review the Agency’s request, attached in the Buyer Attachment section of IPRO. You are invited to provide information that may help support or contradict the claim that competition would be impractical, unreasonable, or disadvantageous to the State under the circumstances. Submit your information by attaching it in the Supplier Attachments section of IPRO and submitting your response or emailing contact@example.gov. To be considered by the Administrator, all information must be submitted prior to the closing date and time listed in IPRO.

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