Sectigo, Inc.
Active Waiver of competitive selection contract Ohio Awarded
- Contract number
- MCSA004-02
- Awardee
- SECTIGO LIMITED
- Contracting organization
- Administrative Services
Contract facts
- End date
- UNSPSC code
Contract details come from ohiobuys.ohio.gov. Updated .
About this contract
The Ohio Waiver of Competitive Selection MCSA004-02 is a state-level contract focused on providing cloud-based certificate management and digital security services. The IDV enables Ohio state agencies and subscribing entities to procure network agent and ACME automation tools for generating, issuing, and renewing digital certificates. Specifically, the contract covers software solutions that facilitate automated certificate management, with services including standard warranty support, certificate management platforms, and comprehensive technical assistance.
The master contract is awarded to Sectigo Limited by the Ohio Department of Administrative Services (DAS), with a performance period from the award date of April 16, 2025, through December 31, 2027. The contract is structured as a Waiver of Competitive Selection and covers statewide procurement within Ohio for software-related services (UNSPSC Code 43230000). Key pricing components include an annual Sectigo Certificate Manager subscription at $10,000, ACME SSL/Sectigo Installation Agent at $50 per certificate annually, and optional Premier Support Services at $10,000 per year. The contract includes provisions for quarterly reporting, data security, and compliance with state IT policies, though it explicitly does not cover hosting data within the United States or processing certain sensitive data types.
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Who holds contract MCSA004-02?
Contract MCSA004-02 was awarded to SECTIGO LIMITED by Administrative Services in Ohio on April 16, 2025.
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