Tanya Campbell is a NASPO SEM. Tanya is associated with 22 contracts. Activity spans Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors, Support Activities for Printing, and Lawn and Garden Tractor and Home Lawn and Garden Equipment Manufacturing.
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The State of Colorado, acting as the Lead State under the NASPO ValuePoint Cooperative Purchasing Program, has established a five-year Master Agreement portfolio for Transit Vehicles and Related Options, Equipment & Accessories, effective from 2026 through 2031, with solicitation number NASPO-ADT-176. This initiative facilitates cooperative procurement across all participating states, territories, the District of Columbia, and eligible entities such as state agencies, institutions of higher education, school districts, counties, and cities, provided they comply with their own statutory and regulatory requirements. The portfolio encompasses four primary product categories: Motor Coaches, Trolleys, Transit Buses (including Light Duty, Heavy Duty, and Alternate Fuel variants), and ADA Accessibility Vans and Minivans, along with associated options, equipment, and accessories. The contract structure is designed as a multiple-award Master Agreement, with seven agreements already executed and additional awards anticipated to be added as negotiations conclude. Proposals were evaluated using a weighted trade-off methodology totaling 1,200 points, with technical merit accounting for 75% (900 points) across factors including experience, delivery timeframe, scope of work, warranty and after-sales service, environmental viability, technology, and NASPO ValuePoint promotion, while cost comprised the remaining 25% (300 points), assessed through a market basket approach by category. The evaluation did not follow a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable model, allowing for consideration of higher-cost proposals with superior technical qualifications. Participation requires execution of a NASPO ValuePoint Participating Addendum, which includes customizable sections for entity-specific modifications, product exclusions, and pricing, along with compliance provisions related to federal funding, information technology standards, and reporting obligations. The contract does not specify FOB terms, detailed packaging or marking requirements, or formal inspection criteria beyond general compliance with Master Agreement terms, and invoicing procedures and payment offices remain undefined in the provided documentation. All solicitations must be submitted electronically to pa@naspovaluepoint.org, with amendments posted and incorporated unless rejected by participating agencies within ten days. While no contract value is disclosed due to the absence of pricing data, the structure supports individual orders placed by agencies against the established Master Agreements, with performance administered through Colorado’s Department of Transportation as the lead entity.
The State of New Mexico, acting as the lead state for a NASPO ValuePoint cooperative contract, has established a Master Agreement for Remote Interpreting and Translating Services under solicitation NASPO-ADT-181. The contract provides as-needed Over-the-Phone Interpretation (OPI), Video Remote Interpretation (VRI), and Document Translation services to assist Limited English Proficiency (LEP) clients. The initial term runs from July 29, 2025, to July 28, 2027, with options for three one-year renewals, potentially extending the agreement to five years. Following a competitive solicitation process that received 56 responses, 11 suppliers were awarded contracts based on a best total value trade-off between technical merit and cost.
Service providers are required to meet strict performance benchmarks, including connecting users to live interpreters within 10 seconds for VRI and OPI, and maintaining a 95 percent availability rate for interpreters within 30 seconds. All services must adhere to HIPAA confidentiality requirements and utilize commercial video platforms such as Zoom, Teams, or WebEx. Evaluation and acceptance are performance-based, focusing on language identification accuracy, interpreter qualifications, and comprehensive background screening. The contract is managed as a multi-state agreement, allowing participating entities to select from the awarded suppliers to meet their specific translation and interpretation needs.
Solicitation S-10700-00011242, led by the State of Oregon on behalf of NASPO ValuePoint, establishes master agreements for passenger vehicle and box truck rentals. This cooperative purchasing contract is available to state governments, institutions of higher education, political subdivisions, the District of Columbia, and U.S. territories. The procurement aims to leverage collective purchasing power to secure competitive pricing and environmentally sustainable rental options. The contract features an initial term of 18 months with potential renewals through January 30, 2030, totaling up to five years.
Awards were made to multiple suppliers, including Hertz and Enterprise/National Rent a Car, providing participating entities with nationwide availability. Key benefits of the agreement include guaranteed pricing for the first year and unlimited mileage with loss damage waiver coverage for passenger vehicles. The selection process involved a rigorous three-stage evaluation of mandatory minimum qualifications, technical criteria—such as management plans, sustainability, and reporting—and a Best and Final Offer cost model. Participating entities may enter into the agreement via a Participating Addendum to ensure compliance with their own local statutory and regulatory provisions.
The Commonwealth of Virginia, acting as the lead state for the NASPO ValuePoint Cooperative Purchasing Program, has established Master Agreements for Ground Maintenance Equipment under solicitation RFP 61514. These agreements are available for use by state governments, institutions of higher education, political subdivisions, the District of Columbia, and other eligible U.S. territories, subject to local regulatory compliance and procurement director approval. The contract covers six primary product categories: commercial mowers, tractors, utility vehicles, golf equipment, turf equipment, and handheld equipment. The agreement features an initial term of two years with the option for three one-year renewals, extending the total potential duration to five years through 2029.
A significant update to the agreement, documented in Modification 1, involves the merger of RhinoAg LLC into Bush Hog LLC, with the subsequent renaming of Bush Hog LLC to Alamo Group Ag Americas LLC effective December 31, 2024. This modification ensures that the RhinoAg LLC Master Agreement is assigned to Alamo Group Ag Americas LLC while maintaining all original products, pricing, and contract terms. The procurement process was managed by the Commonwealth of Virginia and NASPO ValuePoint, with administrative oversight provided by Lead State Administrator Anna Croak and the NASPO management team.
Commonwealth Of VirginiaVA,
USA
NAICS
333112
Lawn and Garden Tractor and Home Lawn and Garden Equipment Manufacturing
The Multi-Function Devices and Related Software, Services, and Cloud Solutions contract, established through solicitation RFP-NP-23-001 by the State of Colorado and NASPO ValuePoint, provides a comprehensive framework for the procurement of printing and imaging technology. Effective August 1, 2024, for the term 2024-2029, the agreement covers a wide array of hardware including multi-function devices, single-function printers, production and industrial print equipment, large format equipment, and scanners. Beyond hardware, the contract encompasses managed print services, digital document solutions for imaging and archival, and various IT solutions such as Software as a Service, cloud-based offerings, and web-based fleet management tools.
The procurement process involved a rigorous evaluation of technical and cost components following a solicitation period that closed in April 2023. These Master Agreements allow participating states to execute addenda to access awarded suppliers and standardized pricing. The contract structure includes specific guidelines for pricing updates, product list maintenance, and financing options to ensure efficient workflow and productivity enhancements for government entities. Administration of the portfolio is coordinated through the State of Colorado and NASPO ValuePoint.
The Electric Vehicle Charging Station Equipment and Services contract, identified as solicitation NASPO-ADT-150 and RFP BPM037964, is a cooperative purchasing agreement led by the State of Maryland in collaboration with NASPO ValuePoint. Effective from June 1, 2024, through May 31, 2029, the agreement consists of an initial three-year term with two optional one-year renewals. The contract is divided into two primary award categories: Level 2 EV Chargers and Level 3 DC Fast Chargers. The scope encompasses all necessary hardware, including original equipment and replacement parts, as well as software and comprehensive support services such as training, repair, professional consulting, and project development.
Fourteen vendors were awarded contracts across these categories based on a natural break evaluation process. Purchasing entities may selectively acquire any combination of hardware, software, and support services available under the Master Agreement. Additionally, depending on state jurisdiction, entities may choose to procure specific installation, project development, and consulting services through their own independent state procurement methods or existing contracts. This initiative is designed to provide a streamlined, comprehensive solution for public entities to develop, install, and maintain electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
MarylandMD,
USA
NAICS
238210
Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors
The Snowplow and Grader Cutting Edges cooperative purchasing program, led by the State of Vermont under solicitation NASPO-ADT-169, provides master agreements for the procurement of truck mounted blades, grader mounted blades, and loader bucket edges. This agreement is available to state governments, institutions of higher education, political subdivisions, and other eligible entities, subject to approval by their respective procurement directors. The contract follows a competitive RFP process that concluded in June 2023, resulting in awards to six suppliers based on specific evaluation and scoring criteria. Pricing is structured around minimum catalog discount percentages per product category.
The agreement carries an initial term of five years with the possibility of two one-year renewals, extending the total potential duration to seven years. While the portfolio remains active for participating entities, it is noted that as of January 29, 2025, Ironhawk Industrial Distribution LLC no longer holds a Master Agreement within this portfolio. The program is managed by the State of Vermont in coordination with NASPO ValuePoint to ensure streamlined procurement of cutting edges and related value-add options for public agencies.
