5-SLCC RFP About SLCC.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- SLCC2026-M6006
- Issued by
- Utah
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This is an RFP issued by Salt Lake Community College (SLCC), Utah's largest open-enrollment institution serving over 60,000 students annually across 8 campuses, in conjunction with the Utah System of Higher Education (USHE). The procurement seeks an enterprise, institution-wide data platform that will serve as the College's centralized foundation for institutional effectiveness, analytics, reporting, and data-informed decision-making. The platform must integrate institutional data across academic, student, enrollment, finance, human resources, and institutional effectiveness domains while expanding access to trusted, actionable reporting and insights. Specifically, this RFP requires a higher-education-focused enterprise data platform consisting of a data warehouse or lakehouse with governed analytics capabilities; standalone reporting, visualization, or operational case-management tools will not satisfy the requirement. The contract is anticipated to result in a single award to the responsive and responsible vendor with the highest score, with an initial term of three years and annual payments. The contract will be renewed on an annual basis, subject to available funding and satisfactory performance, for the duration of the three-year term.
In addition to SLCC, other USHE member institutions—including Utah Valley University, Utah State University, Weber State University, University of Utah, Snow College, Southern Utah University, Utah Tech University, and eight technical colleges—may have the option to purchase off the resulting contract by either signing a Participating Addendum or entering into a separate direct contract with the awarded vendor, though each institution retains the discretion to decline participation following review of the awarded proposal and contract terms.
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RFP – ABOUT SLCC
About the Utah System of Higher Education
The Utah System of Higher Education (USHE) is committed to providing accessible, affordable, and high quality post-secondary education to all Utah residents. Established in 1969, USHE is comprised of eight public colleges and universities and eight technical colleges. Each institution provides opportunity, promotes student success, and meets regional educational needs.
In addition to Salt Lake Community College, the following USHE member institutions may have the option to purchase off of the resulting contract by either signing a Participating Addendum to the resulting contract/agreement or entering into a separate, direct contract with the awarded offeror: Utah Valley University, Utah State University, Weber State University, University of Utah, Snow College, Southern Utah University, Utah Tech University, Bridgerland Technical College, Davis Technical College, Ogden-Weber Technical College, Southwest Technical College, Uintah Basin Technical College, Dixie Technical College, Mountainland Technical College, and Tooele Technical College. After reviewing the awarded proposal and contract, each institution may choose not to proceed with a procurement or enter into any agreement.
About Salt Lake Community College
Salt Lake Community College (SLCC) is Utah’s largest open-enrollment institution, serving over 60,000 students annually, including the most diverse student body in the state. With 8 campuses across the Salt Lake Valley and a wide range of online class options, SLCC maintains a student-to-faculty ratio of 20 to 1, ensuring personalized attention for every student.
Since 1948, SLCC has offered affordable, high-quality education and training, making it the ideal place for students to begin their higher education journey or for professionals to advance their careers. SLCC’s broad array of programs, including technical training and transfer pathways, equip students with the skills needed for both academic and professional success.
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