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RFB-785-2700000012-2 | RFB-33-27 25038AMLBAML, PERRY COUNTY

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RFB-785-2700000012-2State & Local

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The solicitation RFB-785-2700000012-2, issued by the Kentucky Energy & Environment Cabinet under NAICS code 541512, seeks a vendor to fully implement a Kentucky Enterprise HCM ERP system replacement. The project requires a comprehensive solution encompassing configuration, integration, data conversion, reporting, security setup, training, and knowledge transfer under a phased approach, with the vendor leading at least 80% of the technical execution. The contract is structured as a Firm Fixed Price agreement with a base term of 10 years and up to five optional 5-year renewals, including a mandatory 120-day post-implementation stabilization period. Performance must occur primarily on-site at Commonwealth facilities, with 25% of the Systems Integrator’s time required to be physically present at state locations, and all work must comply with Kentucky state laws, IRS Publication 1075 for Federal Tax Information, HIPAA, and the Commonwealth’s AI and IT security policies. Offerors must submit proposals in three separate, standalone electronic documents labeled Technical, Cost, and Proprietary, each adhering to strict naming conventions, file format restrictions, and a maximum size limit of 65 MB. No embedded links, hyperlinks, or videos are permitted. A comprehensive set of attachments, including an annual affidavit under KRS 45A.110 and 45A.115, is required to verify residency or qualified bidder status, tax compliance, unemployment and workers’ compensation coverage, and adherence to Kentucky campaign finance laws. Evaluation is based on a weighted scoring system totaling over 5,050 points, with the Business & Technical Questionnaire carrying the heaviest weight at 2,700 points, followed by technical deliverables such as the Technical Approach, Data Conversion Plan, and Implementation Plan, each worth 600 points. Compliance with FedRAMP and HITRUST/HIPAA cloud security standards is mandatory, and all personnel accessing sensitive data must pass background checks and complete annual training. Proposals are due electronically through the Kentucky VSS portal by 3:30 PM ET on August 19, 2026, with no exceptions for late submissions. The solicitation does not require UEI, CAGE, or federal socioeconomic certifications but demands state-level registrations and certifications under Kentucky law, and no contract value details are provided as all pricing schedules in the documents remain unfilled.

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Kentucky solicitation requires affidavit compliance with campaign finance and tax laws by August 19, 2026, for statewide contract eligibility.

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Other, KY, USA

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Addendum One - Attachment A Terms and Conditions - RFP 758 2700000012

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Attachment B - Cost Proposal Form - RFP 758 2700000012

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Attachment C - Annual Affidavit and Other Affidavits (Kentucky)

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Attachment E - Mandatory Requirements Checklist - RFP 758 2700000012

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Attachment E - Mandatory Requirements Checklist - RFP 758 2700000012

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Attachment E - Mandatory Requirements Checklist - RFP 758 2700000012 - Rev 7/28/2026

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Attachment F - Business & Technical Questionnaire - RFP 758 2700000012

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RFB 785 2700000012 - Perry County Slide Reclamation Project Modification 2

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RFB 785 2700000012 - RFB-33-27 25038AMLBAML, Perry County

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RFP 758 2700000012 Addendum 2 - Terms and Conditions

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RFP 758 2700000012 Addendum 3

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RFP 758 2700000012 Attachment B Cost Proposal Form

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RFP 758 2700000012 HCM ERP System Replacement - Phase 1

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RFP 758 2700000012 - KEHP LivingWell Promise Questionnaire

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RFP 758 2700000012 - KY Enterprise HCM ERP System Replacement Phase I

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RFP 758 2700000012 Model Statement of Work

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RFP 758 2700000012 Modification 2 - HCM ERP System Replacement Phase 1

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RFP 758 2700000012 v3 Solicitation Modification

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Attachment J - Commonwealth's Response to Vendor Questions (RFP 758 2700000012)

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Attachment H - DEI Business Associate Agreement - RFP 758 2700000112

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RFP 758 2700000012 - Attachment K Vendor Conference Attendees

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Vendors' Question Form for RFP 758 2700000012

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AgencyKentucky → Energy & Environment Cabinet
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OfficeOther, KY, USA
Office AddressOther, KY, USA
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Solicitation # RFB-785-2700000148-1
Solicitation RFB-785-2700000148-1 is a request for general construction services issued by the Commonwealth of Kentucky Energy and Environment Cabinet, Division of Abandoned Mine Lands. The project, located in Johnson County at 711 Williams Branch, Wittensville, focuses on abandoned mine lands remediation. The scope of work is divided into three primary areas: an upstream area requiring the opening, draining, and closing of two portals with non-wildlife accessible closures and the installation of a Class III ditch and culvert; a middle area involving slide mitigation through excavation to rock, subdrain installation, and a mix of wildlife and non-wildlife portal closures; and a downstream area requiring the closure of five portals to protect a residence and natural stream. Additional infrastructure work includes replacing a structurally compromised culvert under Williams Branch Road with new inlet and outlet headwalls. Bids must be submitted exclusively through the eProcurement system by November 3, 2026, at 9:30 AM. Bidders are required to enter 0.00 as a placeholder for the contract amount in the system and instead provide the actual bid price on an Official Bid Document, which must be uploaded as a single PDF along with any required bid bonds. Addendum One clarified that the project requires 9 non-wildlife and 6 wildlife accessible portal closures and explicitly denied the use of Armorform in place of concrete block tied mats. Interested parties are directed to the state plan room for specifications and drawings and must be registered in the VSS system to participate.
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