JF26-79 256027 CGI TEMPO database

The Utah Division of Purchasing intends to award a sole-source contract to CGI Technologies and Solutions Inc. for the continued development, maintenance, and enhancement of the TEMPO360 database system used by the Department of Environmental Quality’s Division of Air Quality. The contract, identified by solicitation number JF26-79 and contract number 256027, justifies non-competitive award under Utah Procurement Code R33-108-101c due to the uniqueness of the existing system, the high transitional costs of switching platforms, and the impracticality of conducting a competitive process that would disrupt critical environmental data operations. The scope requires CGI to automate the ingestion and transformation of large, unstructured spreadsheet submissions received via a Qualtrics web form into standardized, structured tables within the legacy TEMPO360 database, ensuring seamless data integration and ongoing system reliability. The total contract value has been amended from $598,810 to a maximum of $712,735, with the increase justified under procedural exceptions that waived the mandatory public notice requirement due to the nature of the non-competitive procurement. Performance is limited to the state of Utah, with F.O.B. Destination terms applicable, and no specific start or end dates are defined, though an anticipated expiration of August 31, 2029, is referenced. There are no detailed line-item pricing, technical specifications, quality standards, or federal contract clauses provided, as this is a state-level administrative action. Payment, invoicing, and contracting officer details are not specified, and no formal evaluation factors, inspection criteria, or contractor certifications are included, consistent with the non-competitive nature of the procurement. The only designated point of contact is Jody Fetzer of the Utah Division of Purchasing, and all submissions must be directed to the agency’s designated address or portal.