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The document is a notice for a special procurement amendment related to the OED HWOL subscription, issued by the State Agency of Oregon. It is not a bid invitation but provides information about the procurement process. The solicitation number is S-DASOBO-00015827, with the posting date of January 23, 2026, and a response deadline set for February 2, 2026. This procurement is being managed by the purchaser, Tam Eilerts, and the place of performance is Salem, Oregon.
Interested parties are directed to review the attachments for more specific details regarding the amendment. The procurement is categorized under a solicitation type but does not specify any set-aside or NAICS code. The agency office handling the contract is based in Salem, Oregon, and further information or documents can be accessed through the provided OregonBuys system link.
MMCAP has released a Request for Proposal to secure multiple contracts for the supply of Generic Multi Source Pharmaceuticals and Over the Counter Products, aimed at Authorized Wholesalers. Vendors awarded through this solicitation will be listed and made available to these wholesalers by May 15, 2026. The RFP was posted on January 21, 2026, and responses must be submitted by March 26, 2026. This procurement is managed by Oregon's Procurement Services office based in Salem, Oregon.
The contract opportunity, identified by solicitation number S-10700-00015802, invites vendors to participate without any specified set-aside requirements. The point of contact for this solicitation includes representatives reachable via email at MMCAP_Infuse.HPSRFP@state.mn.us, with Nancy Doll serving as the purchaser. This initiative is part of MMCAP's efforts to provide a streamlined, multi-source supply of essential pharmaceuticals and OTC products to meet the needs of its authorized wholesaler network. Additional details and submission information are accessible through the Oregon Buys online portal.
OregonSalem,
OR,
97301,
USA$50M–$200Mest.
NAICS
424210
Drugs and Druggists' Sundries Merchant Wholesalers
The contract seeks to procure a comprehensive solution for issuing, managing, and enforcing all statutory requirements related to the licensing of construction contractors in the State of Oregon. The goal is to streamline and improve the licensing process to ensure compliance with state regulations, providing an efficient platform for both contractors and regulatory authorities. The solution will be used by the state agency responsible for overseeing construction contractor licensing and enforcement.
The solicitation, titled "Statewide Licensing and Enforcement Solution for Construction Contractors," was posted on January 12, 2026, with a response deadline of March 2, 2026. The contract is managed by the State Agency in Oregon, with the office located in Salem, OR. Warren Nickerson serves as the primary point of contact for inquiries related to the solicitation. This project represents an important effort by the state to modernize and centralize contractor licensing and enforcement activities to enhance regulatory compliance and operational efficiency.
The contract pertains to a specialized procurement process initiated by the Oregon Department of Administrative Services for colocation services at a U.S. Signal data center in Bend, Oregon. Originally awarded through a direct special procurement under Oregon statutes, the contract supports the state's efforts to enhance its network infrastructure, disaster recovery capabilities, and connectivity by relocating core network equipment to a purpose-built data center. The initial agreement, approved in early 2021, was for a five-year term with a not-to-exceed cost of approximately $1.9 million, supporting critical infrastructure investments linked to the Link Oregon fiber optic network. In late 2025, an amendment extended the contract through September 2031, increasing the total not-to-exceed amount to over $7 million, reflecting expanded scope and ongoing service needs.
The procurement process is characterized by administrative procedures rather than traditional competitive bidding, with the Oregon state agency utilizing special procurement authority to directly award and amend the contract with U.S. Signal (formerly OneNeck). The scope includes installation, operation, and maintenance of network equipment, fiber cross-connects, and environmental controls within the data center, which serves as a key Point of Presence and disaster recovery site for the state's network. The contract emphasizes resilience, redundancy, and compliance with state standards, but does not specify detailed evaluation criteria, key personnel requirements, or formal contractual clauses beyond the administrative amendments. The procurement process involves public notices, protest rights, and reporting obligations under Oregon law, with proposals and protests submitted electronically through the Oregon Procurement Information Network.
The solicitation issued by the Oregon Department of Administrative Services (DAS), identified as S-10700-00009763 and posted on December 9, 2025, seeks proposals to establish one or more Statewide Price Agreements for the procurement, fabrication, delivery, and maintenance of aluminum boarding docks, associated materials, equipment, and services. These agreements will serve Authorized Purchasers across Oregon, primarily supporting recreational boating facility improvements under the Oregon State Marine Board. The scope includes multiple types of aluminum docks (Types A, B, C, and self-adjusting), transition plates in standard sizes, and comprehensive maintenance packages with critical wear components. All products and services must conform to detailed technical specifications and engineering drawings provided in the solicitation’s attachments, including rigorous quality standards for materials, welding, and manufacturing processes.
The procurement process emphasizes a best-value award decision balancing technical merit and price, with evaluation factors weighted heavily toward experience, customer service and storage capacity, warranty and repair, and price. Proposers must demonstrate compliance with Oregon laws and policies, including Buy America requirements, nondiscrimination, pay equity, and outreach to disadvantaged business enterprises. The contract enforces strict key personnel provisions, security and confidentiality requirements, and pre-approval mandates for any subcontracting or personnel changes. Inspection rights are exercised both during manufacturing and upon delivery, with acceptance contingent on onsite approval by the Authorized Purchaser. While actual pricing and contract value are not specified in the solicitation, the agreements are intended for multiple years and provide flexibility for volume purchases statewide. Proposals must include comprehensive certifications, affidavits, and detailed cost and technical documents submitted electronically by the deadline of January 23, 2026. The administration of the contract will be managed by DAS Procurement Services with clear points of contact for inquiries and contract oversight.
The contract aims to establish one or more statewide Price Agreements for the procurement of universal kitchen and restaurant equipment and related services, intended to replace existing agreements serving government entities responsible for meal provision and food service operations across Oregon. The solicitation, issued by the Oregon Department of Administrative Services, emphasizes diversity and inclusion, requiring proposers to demonstrate outreach efforts to Oregon-certified disadvantaged firms, including minority-owned, woman-owned, service-disabled veteran-owned, and emerging small businesses. The procurement process involves detailed evaluation factors totaling 1,700 points, with price and technical merit being the most heavily weighted, and employs a trade-off award methodology that favors technical superiority alongside cost considerations. The contract value is not explicitly stated, but the estimated size ranges from five to twenty million dollars, with delivery terms set as FOB destination across multiple regional locations within Oregon, and performance to be scheduled per individual purchase orders.
The solicitation includes comprehensive attachments and forms designed to ensure responsible contractor selection, including responsibility inquiries, reference checks, and certifications related to legal compliance, organizational capacity, and socioeconomic status. Proposers must submit a detailed price proposal, complete with categorized pricing for various equipment types, and adhere to strict proposal formatting and submission procedures via the OregonBuys portal, with a 15-page limit excluding key attachments. The contract emphasizes performance standards such as delivery within specified timeframes, inspection and acceptance at the destination, and compliance with all applicable laws and standards. Additional provisions address security background checks for personnel, equipment trade-in and disposal procedures, and the necessity for proposers to certify their legal and operational qualifications. Overall, the contract seeks to secure reliable, high-quality food service equipment and services through a competitive, transparent process that promotes diversity, sustainability, and accountability in public procurement.
The Motor Pool HVAC Upgrade & Re-roof Project (solicitation number S-10700-00014431) is a solicitation issued by the Oregon Department of Administrative Services, with the work to be performed in Salem, Oregon. The project involves upgrading the HVAC system and re-roofing, classified under NAICS code 238220, which relates to construction and related services. Bidders are required to attend a mandatory pre-bid conference in full, either personally or through an authorized representative; failure to comply with this attendance requirement will result in bid rejection as non-responsive.
The solicitation was posted on November 10, 2025, with bids due by January 7, 2026. Interested parties can contact the Procurement Services team via email or phone for more details. The contract emphasizes strict adherence to the conference attendance rule to ensure qualified submissions, reflecting the state's intent to engage responsible contractors for this important facility upgrade in Salem.
OregonSalem,
OR,
97301,
USA$1M–$5Mest.
NAICS
238220
Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors
