Executive Order 2019-12D Summary

Executive Order 2019-12D is a directive issued by the State of Ohio establishing procurement and contracting requirements applicable to state agencies. The order governs the Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections (DRC) and other state entities in their solicitation and award of contracts. This executive order sets forth mandatory compliance standards for vendor selection, procurement procedures, and contract administration across state government operations.

The executive order establishes procurement mandates that directly impact the GPS Alcohol and Drug Monitoring contract solicitation (DRC270020-APA). Key provisions include requirements for competitive bidding, vendor qualification standards, and compliance certifications that all potential vendors must meet to be eligible for contract awards. The order emphasizes accountability, transparency, and adherence to state purchasing regulations, requiring vendors to demonstrate compliance with all specified terms and conditions prior to contract execution. These requirements apply to all aspects of the monitoring services contract, including the supply of continuous alcohol monitoring equipment, transdermal drug detection systems, GPS monitoring alternatives, and other selected monitoring technologies that the DRC intends to procure.