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Procurement Assistance Support and IT Research, Advisory, and Consulting Services

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NASPO-ADT-184State & Local

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This contract covers a cooperative procurement portfolio offering two main award categories: Procurement Assistance Support Services (PASS) and IT Research, Advisory, and Consulting Services (IT RAC). The portfolio includes a comprehensive list of suppliers assigned to each category, accessible through the Portfolio Map in the contract’s information section. Entities or jurisdictions interested in reviewing supplier scores before entering into Participating Addendums (PAs) can request this data from the Contract Portfolio Manager (CPM), aiding those who must comply with statutory or regulatory requirements for due diligence in supplier selection. However, the contract explicitly states that this information does not represent any endorsement or ranking of suppliers and that each Participating or Purchasing Entity must independently assess suppliers based on their specific needs and context under the Master Agreement. Issued by North Carolina under solicitation number NASPO-ADT-184, this cooperative agreement facilitates access to diverse procurement and IT support services through a collaborative statewide framework. With a response deadline set for January 18, 2029, the contract is designed to support participating entities in efficiently obtaining specialized assistance and consulting services. Key contacts include the Lead State Administrator, NASPO Contract Portfolio Manager, and other cooperative coordinators, providing guidance and oversight throughout the life of the contract. The portfolio promotes flexibility and informed decision-making for jurisdictions while streamlining procurement processes for services related to procurement assistance and IT advisory.

General Info

Cooperative procurement for PASS and IT RAC services, with supplier data access and no endorsements.

Agency

North CarolinaView Agency

NAICS

541612 - Human Resources Consulting ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

NC, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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PASS - IT RAC Solicitation

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RFP DPC-1428523190-SA Procurement Assistance & IT Support Services Portfolio Map

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Portfolio Snapshot - Procurement Assistance & IT Support Services Master Agreements

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Award Notification - DPC-1428523190-SA PASS and IT RAC

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AgencyNorth Carolina
Contacts4 people available
OfficeNC, USA
Organization / Agency
North Carolina
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Office AddressNC, USA
Contacts
Melinda TomlinsonLead State Administrator
Nick HughesNASPO CPM
Chris PriceNASPO SEM
Anna TotzkeCooperative Portfolio Coordinator

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The portfolio contains two primary award categories: Procurement Assistance Support Services (PASS) and IT Research, Advisory, and Consulting Services (IT RAC). PASS IT RAC Please see the Portfolio Map within the Portfolio Information tab on the right side of the screen to review the list of suppliers and their respective award categories each received. If your entity/jurisdiction requires review of awarded supplier scores prior to entering into a PA, this information is available upon request from the CPM. This information may be helpful for entities and/or jurisdictions which may need to conduct their own review in accordance with their statutes/regulations to satisfy due diligence in their selection of the suppliers they wish to execute a Participating Addendum with. Each Participating Entity and/or Purchasing Entity is encouraged to make its own determination based on the context, scope, and individual use for the Master Agreement. This is in no way to be construed as an endorsement, ranking, or preference for suppliers.

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