United Data Technologies, Inc. — DIR-CPO-6265

United Data Technologies, Inc. dba UDT has been awarded a deliverables-based information technology services (DBITS) contract under DIR-CPO-6265, enabling state and local government agencies, public education entities in Texas, and other public organizations nationwide to procure IT services exclusively through this vehicle. The contract covers four technology categories: Application Development, Maintenance, Support, Upgrade, Migration, and Transformation including ERP; Business Intelligence, Data Management, Analytics, and Automation including Data Warehousing; IT Assessments, Planning, Independent Verification and Validation, and Market Research and Contract Implementation; and Project and Program Management. No hardware or software products may be sold under this contract, and reselling is prohibited. Services must be delivered using Agile methodologies, with performance defined by sprint-based deliverables, clear acceptance criteria, and adherence to plain-language communication standards. The contract has a response deadline of June 15, 2031, and is administered by the Texas Department of Information Resources, with primary point of contact Eliza Garcia and vendor contact Katherine Dunay. Evaluation for award is based on a trade-off methodology that prioritizes technical merit over price, with 60% weight assigned to Exhibit B—Respondent History and Experience—evaluated through adjectival ratings of past performance and customer references, and 40% weight to Exhibit C—Contract Marketing and Customer Support Plan—assessed for innovation and effectiveness. Proposals must pass mandatory thresholds including a D&B Supplier Evaluation Risk score of 1–7, submission of a completed HUB Subcontracting Plan, compliance with Texas Government Code and accessibility standards including WCAG 2.1 AA, and submission of a credible PDAA self-assessment. Respondents must provide their DUNS number as their Unique Entity Identifier, and failure to meet any criterion results in automatic disqualification. Special requirements include mandatory disclosure of former state employees, certification of no conflicts of interest, adherence to TX-RAMP for cloud services, compliance with Texas HUB subcontracting goals based on service type, and strict adherence to file format and naming conventions for electronic submissions via BidStamp VIS. Pricing is structured around a Not-to-Exceed ceiling of $500,000 for sprints/iterations, though no base pricing is fully defined, and the DIR Administrative Fee is included in total pricing but not separately invoiced. Performance locations are determined per task order, invoices must align with customer purchase orders and Texas Government Code Chapter 2251, and all work is subject to contractor