B-31995 JPMC EVSE Direct Solicitation Memo.docx

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JPMC Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
Solicitation number
23-416CMS-BOPM4-B-31995
Issued by
Cook County, Illinois

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This document is a memorandum from the Illinois Department of Central Management Services (CMS) regarding a Request for Proposal (RFP) for electric vehicle charging stations and services. The RFP, identified as 23-416CMS-BOPM4-B-31995, can be accessed through the Illinois eProcurement website, BidBuy. The RFP covers the requirements for submitting a responsive offer, which includes Illinois Department of Human Rights Public Contracts Number, authorization to do business in Illinois, standard Illinois certifications, State Board of Elections registration, disclosure of business operations in Iran, and financial disclosures and conflicts of interest. A pre-submission conference is scheduled to provide information on the solicitation requirements and allow prospective offerors to ask questions.

The memorandum encourages companies interested in providing the electric vehicle charging stations and services to review the RFP and forward the information to others who may be interested. The contract opportunity is for the State of Illinois, but the specific details regarding pricing terms, set-asides, incumbents, funding requirements and sources, and other salient information are not provided in the memorandum.

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MEMORANDUM

TO: General Notice

FROM: Central Management Services

DATE: July 2023

SUBJECT: 23-416CMS-BOPM4-B-31995 JPMC Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

Central Management Services has issued a Request for Proposal (RFP) for electric vehicle charging stations and services.

This RFP can be viewed by visiting the Illinois eprocurement website, BidBuy, at https://bidbuy.illinois.gov/bso/view/login/login.xhtml

Registration and/or signing into BidBuy is not required to view the solicitation.

At the top of the BidBuy homepage, type in the bid number “31995” in the Search field; ensure that the words “Bid Solicitation” appears on the right side of the Search field for the drop-down box. Then click on the magnifying glass. The system should open a new window and present the bid number on the left-hand side. Click on the blue bid number to open and access the documents.

The Illinois Administrative Code allows that in addition to giving notice in Illinois BidBuy, we may directly contact prospective vendors by providing copies of solicitations or other procurement information, provided those prospective vendors shall receive the same information as in BidBuy and that information is not provided prior to the date the notice first appeared in BidBuy.

Please take a few minutes to look over the RFP document. Feel free to forward this notice and/or the BidBuy link above to companies that may be interested in providing the electric vehicle charging stations and services.

A few of the requirements for submitting a responsive Offer in addition to the a) technical response: b) price; and c) Commitment to Diversity may include:

1. Illinois Department of Human Rights Public Contracts Number: if your company employs fifteen or more full time employees, the IDHR number

· Must be registered under the Offeror name, not the parent company

· Must be current or

· Show proof of application prior to the bid opening or

· Show proof of a renewal application prior to the bid opening https://www2.illinois.gov/dhr/PublicContracts/Pages/IDHR_Number.aspx

2. The company is authorized to do business in Illinois: the Offeror (not parent company) submitting a proposal must be a legal entity and authorized to transact business in the State of Illinois by the Secretary of State and certified in good standing.

http://cyberdriveillinois.com/departments/business_services/home.html

3. Standard Illinois Certifications

4. State Board of Elections (BOE): the Illinois Procurement Code prohibits political contributions of certain vendors, bidders, and offerors. Offerors submitting a proposal must have an active registration with BOE under their name, not a parent company.

https://www.elections.il.gov/#News The Business Registration tab has information on how to register, search for a business and frequently asked questions.

5. Disclosure of Business Operation in Iran: confirm whether the company has any business operations to identify as per the law.

6. Financial Disclosures and Conflicts of Interest: the Offeror submitting a proposal must complete for their company. Any parent company(ies) must each have a separate set of disclosures and conflicts of interest.

7. Taxpayer Identification Number: to be completed by the Offeror submitting the proposal and have the appropriate legal status marked.

Many of the above requirements are covered under a) Vendor Disclosures form or b) IPG Active Registered Vendor Disclosures form. Both forms are available within the BidBuy solicitation.

IPG Active Registered Vendor Disclosures are for those Offerors who have a valid registration and expiration date on the Illinois Procurement Gateway (IPG). Offerors are encouraged to register on the IPG and upload these forms electronically on an annual basis.

The Vendor Disclosures form would be completed by all Offerors who are not active in the IPG.

The Attachments/File Tab of the solicitation in BidBuy also contains a document titled Pre-Submission Conference Information which identifies the date, time and how to attend this virtual conference. This conference will provide information on the solicitation requirements and the opportunity for prospective Offerors to ask questions regarding the solicitation.

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