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This Solicitation opportunity from New Hampshire was posted on July 28, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

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NHMA-8804State & Local

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The City of Seattle, through its Information Technology Department, has issued Request for Information 1479146A to explore modern customer engagement and management solutions for Seattle City Light and Seattle Public Utilities. This RFI is for informational purposes only to help the city refine requirements for a potential future competitive solicitation; therefore, no contract will be awarded based on this specific request. The city is seeking a Utilities Customer Service Portal that provides holistic digital self-service account management, enhanced case management for representatives, and robust analytics to improve the overall customer experience across electric, water, wastewater, drainage, and solid waste services. The desired solution must integrate with the Oracle Utilities solution stack and comply with the city standard for identity management using Oracle Identity Cloud Service and Single Sign-On protocols. Key functional requirements include secure login, billing and usage history, chatbot support, multilingual translation, and program enrollment for discounted rates or conservation. Technical and regulatory compliance is critical, with mandates for ADA and WCAG 2.1 accessibility, PCI standards, SOC 1 and SOC 2 reports, and adherence to the Telephone Consumer Protection Act. Responses are due by November 6, 2026, via the City's Procurement Portal and must include organization qualifications, responses to specific customer experience and technical user stories, typical cost structures, and implementation and change management approaches.
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The City of Seattle Information Technology Department is soliciting proposals under solicitation number C156180926 for professional consultant services to mature its Microsoft Power Platform ecosystem. The city aims to transition from organic, department-led adoption to an enterprise-wide sustainment model that ensures long-term security, governance, and scalability. The scope of work includes providing solution support and enhancements, refining governance frameworks such as DLP policies and access controls, enabling citizen development through a Center of Excellence model, and implementing monitoring and change management strategies. All digital solutions must comply with ADA, Section 504, and Section 508 accessibility standards, and data subject to compliance frameworks must be stored and processed within the continental United States. Eligible vendors must possess at least five years of experience with the Power Platform, two years of experience in cloud governance and security, and three years of experience managing complex, multi-stakeholder projects. Proposals will be evaluated based on experience and qualifications (40%) and the proposed delivery of service (30%), with high-ranking vendors potentially moving to an interview phase. The contract is structured as a pool of preferred partners with an initial term of two years, with options to extend for two additional two-year periods, potentially reaching a maximum life of ten years. Payments are issued within thirty days of invoice approval, and specific project deliverables and service level agreements will be defined in individual Statements of Work.
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The Town of Madison, New Hampshire is seeking a qualified IT services provider to deliver comprehensive managed technology services, a full Microsoft 365 migration, and licensing solutions for its municipal operations across town offices, the Police Department, and Fire Department. The scope includes ongoing network monitoring, firewall and wireless management, server and workstation administration, patch management, endpoint detection and response, managed detection and response, backup and disaster recovery, and help desk support for approximately 20 users across three networks, two servers, and 17 workstations. The vendor must also lead the transition from the town’s legacy email system to Microsoft 365, handling tenant deployment, Exchange Online configuration, email migration, MFA implementation, DNS updates, and end-user training while maintaining continuity between the existing .org domain and the new .gov domain. The project requires seamless cutover assistance and post-migration validation to ensure uninterrupted communications. Cybersecurity is a top priority, and proposals must demonstrate robust capabilities including security operations center monitoring, email and web filtering, vulnerability management, incident response procedures, and experience supporting CJIS-compliant public safety environments. Vendors must provide detailed pricing for both commercial Microsoft 365 licensing options and Government Community Cloud (GCC) alternatives, explaining the rationale for any recommended models. The selection will prioritize vendors with proven experience serving municipal governments and public safety agencies, particularly within New Hampshire. Proposals must include company qualifications, project team details, implementation timelines, service level agreements, cybersecurity protocols, references, and a clear cost structure that distinguishes one-time fees for migration and setup from recurring monthly and annual charges. The initial contract is expected to last one year with annual renewal options, contingent upon annual budget approval by the Select Board, and submissions are due by August 28, 2026.

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Town of Madison seeks IT provider for managed services, Microsoft 365 migration, and cybersecurity support for municipal operations.

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Madison, NH, USA

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AgencyNew Hampshire → Town of Madison
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TOWN OF MADISON, NEW HAMPSHIREREQUEST FOR PROPOSALSManaged Information Technology Services, Microsoft 365 Migration, and Microsoft LicensingIntroductionThe Town of Madison is seeking proposals from qualified Information Technology firms to provide comprehensive managed technology services, cybersecurity, Microsoft 365 implementation, email migration, and ongoing technical support for municipal operations.The Town intends to enter into a professional services agreement with the vendor determined to provide the best overall value based upon qualifications, experience, proposed solution, service capabilities, references, and cost.The Town reserves the right to award all services to one vendor if determined to be in the Town's best interest.Scope of ServicesThe selected vendor shall provide all of the following services.Part A – Managed IT ServicesThe Town seeks ongoing managed services for its municipal offices, Police Department, Fire Department, and related facilities.Services shall include, at minimum:Network monitoring Firewall management Switch and wireless management Remote monitoring and management Server administration Workstation management Windows updates and patch management Antivirus / endpoint detection and response Managed Detection & Response (MDR) Application whitelisting Microsoft 365 security monitoring Backup monitoring Disaster recovery testing Asset inventory Lifecycle planning Help Desk support Remote support On-site support as needed The Town currently has approximately:3 managed networks 2 servers 17 workstations/laptops approximately 20 Microsoft users 3 Police8 workstations 11/12 email only Part B – Microsoft 365 MigrationThe Town intends to migrate from its existing legacy email environment to Microsoft 365.The successful vendor shall provide:Microsoft 365 tenant deployment Exchange Online configuration Email migration Migration of recoverable historical email Outlook configuration Microsoft Office installation MFA implementation DNS updates Mail flow testing SPF DKIM DMARC MX records End-user support Cutover assistance Post-migration validation The Town is also transitioning to a new .gov domain while maintaining continuity with its existing .org email addresses during the transition period. Part C – Microsoft LicensingThe Town requests pricing for Microsoft licensing.Vendors shall provide pricing for:Option 1Commercial Microsoft 365 LicensingIncluding:Exchange Online Microsoft Business Standard Microsoft Business Premium Microsoft Defender for Office 365 Option 2Government Community Cloud (GCC)Including:Exchange Online GCC Office 365 G3 GCC Microsoft 365 G3 GCC Microsoft Defender GCC If alternative licensing models are recommended, vendors shall explain why.Cybersecurity RequirementsThe Town places a high priority on cybersecurity.Proposals should include:Endpoint Detection and Response Managed Detection and Response Security Operations Center monitoring Email protection Web filtering Multi-Factor Authentication Vulnerability management Security recommendations Incident response procedures Backup and disaster recovery Experience supporting CJIS-compliant public safety environments is highly desirable.Vendor QualificationsVendors shall demonstrate experience providing services to:Municipal governments Public safety agencies Police departments Fire departments Government entities Preference may be given to firms with New Hampshire municipal experience.Proposal RequirementsProposals shall include:Company profile Years in business Municipal references Project team Proposed implementation schedule Scope of services Support model Service Level Agreements (SLAs) Cybersecurity approach Microsoft certifications Cost proposal Assumptions Exclusions Insurance certificates PricingPricing shall be submitted separately and shall include:One-Time CostsMigration Onboarding Setup Training Implementation Recurring CostsManaged Services Licensing Security Services Backup Services Monitoring Pricing shall clearly identify:Monthly recurring fees Annual costs Optional services Hourly rates for work outside the agreement Evaluation CriteriaProposals will be evaluated based upon:Qualifications and experience Municipal experience Technical approach Cybersecurity capabilities Customer references Support responsiveness Cost Overall value to the Town The Town reserves the right to interview vendors prior to award.Contract TermThe Town anticipates entering into an initial one-year agreement with options for annual renewal, subject to annual appropriation and approval by the Select Board.Proposal SubmissionProposals shall include one electronic copy and shall be clearly marked:RFP – Managed Information Technology ServicesTown of MadisonOffice of the Town AdministratorPO Box 248Madison, NH 03849

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