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MK27-1 Patient Mobility Home, Vehicle Modifications and Used Modified Vehicles

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MK27-1State & Local

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The State of Utah Division of Purchasing is seeking vendors under solicitation MK27-1 to provide accessibility products, installations, and ongoing maintenance for patient mobility, including home and vehicle modifications. This contract aims to enhance independence and mobility for eligible users throughout Utah. The agreement spans five years, and selected vendors must guarantee their pricing for one year and pay an administrative fee of 0.25 percent. This procurement may result in multiple awards based on a scoring system. To be eligible for an award, vendors must achieve a minimum technical score of 600 points and a combined technical and cost score of at least 750 points. Responses are due by September 22, 2026.

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Utah seeks vendors for accessibility products and maintenance via a five-year contract.

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UT, USA

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Attachment C - Cost Sheet.xlsx

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Attachment D - MM&TR.docx

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Attachment B - Scope of Work.docx

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Attachment A - Terms and Conditions.docx

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Attachment E - Score Sheet.xls

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Claim of Business Confidentiality Form

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Vendor Prerequisites - Statewide RFP

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AgencyUtah
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OfficeUT, USA
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State of Utah Division of Purchasing is the Issuing and Conducting Procurement Unit
The purpose of this RFP is to enter into a contract to provide a comprehensive range of accessibility products, installations, and ongoing maintenance to foster independence and mobility for Eligible Users in both their homes and communities
This RFP may result in multiple awards. To receive an award, a vendor must achieve a minimum technical score of 600 points and a combined total score (technical plus cost) of at least 750 points.
Length of Contract: 5 years. Vendor must guarantee its pricing for 1 year. Administrative Fee: .25%..

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