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I2 Analyst's Notebook License
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The New York State Police is seeking to acquire four i2 Analyst's Notebook Concurrent User Licenses along with four annual subscriptions and support services, with a total procurement value not to exceed $85,000 under their discretionary purchasing authority. The purchase is intended as a one-time transaction, and vendors must meet all mandatory specifications outlined in the attached requirements. Bidders are required to submit itemized quotes, including unit prices and separate shipping charges if applicable, by July 29, 2025, at 2:00 PM, via email to the designated contact. The contract will be awarded to the lowest qualifying bid that fully complies with the mandatory criteria. This procurement is located in Rensselaer County and does not involve any set-aside or subcontracting goals for minority, women, service-disabled veteran, or disadvantaged-owned businesses. The solicitation was posted on July 8, 2025, and is managed by the NYS Department of Police, with Jennifer Proctor serving as the primary contact.
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