Angie Negley is a NASPO SEM. Angie is associated with 25 contracts. Activity spans Security Systems Services (except Locksmiths), Pharmacy Benefit Management and Other Third Party Administration of Insurance and Pension Funds, and Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services.
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The State of Nevada, acting as the Lead State for the NASPO ValuePoint cooperative purchasing program, has established a Master Agreement for comprehensive electronic monitoring solutions under solicitation 99SWC-S3474. The contract, which runs from June 1, 2026, to May 31, 2028, with options for four renewal years, provides a framework for various state and public entities to procure monitoring services. The scope is divided into four categories: GPS Satellite Monitoring, Radio Frequency Monitoring, Alcohol Monitoring, and Value-Added Technology and Services. All tracking systems must adhere to the National Institute of Justice Standard 1004.00 and be FCC certified. Contractors are required to provide hardware, software, installation, and maintenance, with a critical performance requirement to notify representatives within 60 minutes of any service failure.
The procurement process utilized a multi-stage evaluation involving responsiveness, mandatory minimum requirements—including three years of experience and CJIS compliance—and a weighted scoring system focusing on the scope of work, cost, and customer satisfaction. Awarded vendors must maintain specific insurance coverages, including $1 million in commercial automobile liability, and comply with stringent IT security standards such as AICPA SOC 2. Payment is handled electronically within 30 days of acceptance. As a cooperative contract, the agreement allows Participating Entities to execute individual Participating Addenda to utilize the Master Agreement's pricing and terms while incorporating their own state-specific legal requirements.
The NASPO ValuePoint Cooperative Purchasing Program has established a Master Agreement led by the state of South Carolina for Rescue and Public Protection Equipment, covering the period from 2025 to 2030. This agreement enables a wide range of public entities—including state governments, higher education institutions, political subdivisions such as counties and cities, as well as the District of Columbia and U.S. territories—to procure essential equipment through cooperative purchasing arrangements. Participation requires compliance with local regulations and approval by the respective state procurement director. The portfolio includes key product categories such as rescue equipment, hazmat equipment, intervention equipment, and decontamination equipment, designed to support public protection and emergency response needs.
The solicitation under this agreement is identified as NASPO-ADT-189, with a response deadline set for December 22, 2026. The contract is managed cooperatively by South Carolina as the lead state, with designated contacts including the Lead State Administrator, Michael Speakmon, and NASPO representatives providing program and portfolio coordination support. The agreement aims to streamline purchasing processes for eligible entities across multiple jurisdictions, enhancing access to critical equipment while leveraging collective procurement advantages. Further details about the solicitation and contractor information are available through the NASPO ValuePoint website.
This contract establishes a cooperative portfolio of Master Agreements under the Medicaid Enterprise Systems for Pharmacy Benefit Services, administered by the State of Georgia with CMS approval, spanning a base term of one year from October 29, 2025, with nine optional one-year renewal periods allowing for a potential ten-year performance period through October 28, 2035. Authorized participants are State Medicaid Agencies, leveraging the agreements to procure services across four defined categories: Pharmacy Fraud, Waste, and Abuse Audit Services; Pharmacy Benefit Administrator Services; Pharmacy Clinical Management Services; and Pharmacy Drug Rebate Services. The solicitation was issued through NASPO under number ADT-186 and managed via the Georgia Procurement Registry, with evaluation criteria heavily weighted toward technical merit at 80% and cost at 20%, emphasizing a best-value trade-off approach rather than lowest-price selection. Multiple vendors including Gainwell Technologies, Prime Therapeutics, Medimpact, Myers and Stauffer, NorthStar Healthcare Consulting, Optum RX, and Conduent State Healthcare have been awarded across these categories. While the lead agency is the Georgia Department of Community Health and the place of performance is Georgia, services are expected to support participating states broadly. The contract structure is inferred as an Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) with no explicit contract value disclosed, and no detailed pricing, payment, or invoicing mechanisms provided. Compliance with federal Medicaid regulations, particularly 42 CFR Part 455, is mandatory, and all agreements must receive CMS approval prior to activation. Specific contract clauses, representations, certifications, inspection criteria, packaging requirements, and detailed delivery schedules are not documented in the available materials, with only procedural and structural elements provided.
GeorgiaGA,
USA
NAICS
524292
Pharmacy Benefit Management and Other Third Party Administration of Insurance and Pension Funds
The State of Oklahoma, acting as the Lead State for NASPO ValuePoint, has established a multiple-award Master Agreement under solicitation EV00000453 for Debris Removal and Monitoring Services. This cooperative contract provides state and local government entities across the United States with access to FEMA-qualified contractors for both emergency and non-emergency debris operations. The agreement is structured with an initial two-year term and potential renewals for up to seven years total. Services are divided into twelve specific debris categories, including vegetative, construction and demolition, hazardous waste, and electronic waste, with suppliers awarded based on their ability to provide either removal, independent monitoring, or both.
The procurement process utilized a best-value trade-off approach, scoring proposals based on technical criteria (700 points) and cost (300 points), with a minimum threshold of 650 points required for eligibility. To ensure the best overall value and transparency, purchasing entities are encouraged to conduct a second round of competition by issuing project-specific Requests for Quotes to the awarded contractors. The contract mandates strict adherence to federal regulations, specifically 2 C.F.R. Part 200 and EPA standards, to ensure reimbursement eligibility under FEMA Public Assistance Grants. Key requirements include the submission of debris management plans, GPS-tracked load tickets, and compliance with various state-specific addenda, such as those for Hawaii and South Carolina.
The state of Kansas, acting as the lead state for the NASPO ValuePoint Cooperative Purchasing Program, has established Master Agreements for Unarmed Security Guard Services under solicitation NASPO-ADT-177 (RFP EVT0009938). This cooperative agreement is available for use by state governments, institutions of higher education, political subdivisions, the District of Columbia, U.S. territories, and other eligible entities, subject to local procurement director approval. The contract provides a three-year initial term with a possible 24-month renewal, totaling up to five years. The portfolio covers eight regions and was awarded to four suppliers based on a trade-off evaluation process that weighted technical merit at 72 percent and cost at 28 percent.
The scope of work involves providing qualified, licensed security personnel, communication systems, and necessary equipment such as metal detectors and flashlights. Performance is measured by compliance with federal, state, and local laws, with inspection and acceptance occurring at the destination delivery point. While no guaranteed minimum or maximum sales volume is established, the agreement utilizes a firm fixed-price structure for hourly rates for guards and supervisors. Administrative fees are remitted to the State of Utah Division of Purchasing. Contractors must adhere to strict data confidentiality and security breach notification requirements and are prohibited from using the state's name in promotional materials without prior written approval.
The State of Colorado, acting as the lead state for the NASPO ValuePoint Cooperative Purchasing Program, has established Master Agreements for Body Armor and Ballistic Resistant Products for the 2025-2030 period. This cooperative agreement allows state governments, institutions of higher education, political subdivisions, and other eligible entities across the United States and Canada to source ballistic-resistant vests, spike- and edged-blade-resistant vests, ballistic-resistant helmets, shields, and associated accessories. The portfolio consists of eleven awarded suppliers across three category groups, with products required to meet specific National Institute of Justice (NIJ) and ASTM standards, including NIJ 0101.06, 0101.07, 0115.00, and 0115.01.
The procurement process utilized a trade-off method for award, prioritizing best value over the lowest price, with evaluation weighted at 75 percent for technical criteria and 25 percent for cost. Key contractual requirements include a minimum five-year warranty for ballistic-resistant components and an 18-month warranty for carriers. All products must feature durable labels containing the supplier's name, model designation, manufacturing date, and unique serial numbers for traceability. Deliveries are conducted F.O.B. destination, freight pre-paid, with a requirement for inside delivery to designated facility locations. The agreement is structured as a Master Agreement with Participating Addenda, ensuring compliance with both national standards and individual state statutory and regulatory provisions.
The State of Colorado, acting as the lead state for the NASPO ValuePoint Cooperative Purchasing Program, has established Master Agreements for Body Armor and Ballistic Resistant Products under solicitation RFP-SPCO-AR-25-03 for the 2025-2030 period. These agreements are available to a wide range of eligible entities, including state governments, institutions of higher education, political subdivisions, the District of Columbia, and U.S. territories, subject to local procurement director approval and regulatory compliance. The portfolio provides a streamlined sourcing mechanism for ballistic-resistant vests, spike- and edged-blade-resistant vests, ballistic-resistant helmets, ballistic-resistant shields, and associated products.
The procurement process involved the evaluation of fifteen vendor responses based on technical and cost criteria, resulting in multiple awards across three category groups. Specifically, eleven suppliers were awarded in Category Group 1, nine in Category Group 2, and eleven in Category Group 3. All products must adhere to strict safety and quality requirements, including NIJ Standards 0101.06, 0101.07, and 0115.00, as well as ASTM E3347/E3347M and E3368/E3368M. The program also integrates guidance from the DHS Science and Technology Directorate SAVER Program to assist emergency responders in making informed procurement decisions based on verified standards and publications.
The State of Minnesota, acting as the Lead State for the NASPO ValuePoint cooperative program, has established Master Agreements for Public Safety Vehicle Lights, Sirens, and Accessories under solicitation number 2000015883. This cooperative contract enables qualified manufacturers to provide vehicle-mounted emergency warning products and accessories to participating entities at a specified percentage discount off the Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP). The portfolio map indicates a term spanning 2025 to 2030, with the procurement process involving a multi-phase evaluation of vendor responsiveness, mandatory minimum requirements, and cost proposals.
The agreement includes comprehensive requirements for product standards, shipping, delivery, and detailed transaction-level sales reporting using a standardized template. It also incorporates strict security and data protection obligations for cloud services, including encryption and incident notification. The contract structure is designed to allow various states and agencies to participate through addenda, governed by a sample master agreement that defines the administration, term, and order of precedence for all participating entities.
MinnesotaMN,
USA
NAICS
423610
Electrical Apparatus and Equipment, Wiring Supplies, and Related Equipment Merchant Wholesalers
