Low-Code/No-Code Enterprise Platform Licensing
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This subcontract focuses on the provision of a Low-Code/No-Code Enterprise Platform designed to support prime contractors working on regulatory program projects for the Orange County Sanitation District. The agreement covers the delivery of a core SaaS or COTS software platform, including the necessary cloud hosting environments and software licenses for production and sandbox use. The platform is specifically intended for use by integration developers, report developers, and platform administrators. Key technical capabilities of the software include a low-code/no-code application builder equipped with integrated security, authorization, and audit history controls. This procurement is managed by the California Procurement agency under NAICS code 513210, with a response deadline set for December 10, 2026.
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CA, USASet-Aside
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This scope was carved out of JA101626.
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Configurable Regulatory Program Information Management System
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