NOIA
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- Solicitation number
- 2023-IFB-MROFM-0024
- Issued by
- Fulton County, Georgia
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This is a Notice of Intent to Award issued by the Georgia Institute of Technology, on behalf of the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia, for thermal energy meter, pulse meter, and datalogger annual preventative maintenance and repair services at the Georgia Tech campus in Atlanta, Georgia. The solicitation, identified as 2023-IFB-MROFM-0024, closed on September 29, 2022, with the Notice of Intent to Award posted on October 4, 2022. The contract may be awarded to multiple contractors, with the state's intent to designate both a primary and secondary contractor. Awards were to be issued to the lowest, most responsive, and responsible bidders. The issuing officer is Ethan M. Davis, and inquiries may be directed to ethan.davis@business.gatech.edu.
Johnson Controls was identified as the apparent successful offeror for this open contract with an estimated award amount of $293,689.00. The Notice of Intent to Award emphasizes that award amounts are estimates only given the open contract nature and the identification of primary and secondary awardees. No unsuccessful offerors were listed in this document. The state noted that this Notice of Intent to Award should not be considered a binding commitment and that interested parties may pursue the supplier protest process as outlined in the Georgia Procurement Manual.
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NOTICE OF INTENT TO AWARD
Revised: 05/18/18 SPD-AP004
Form must be posted to the GA Procurement Registry (GPR)
Solicitation Title/Event Name:
Thermal Energy Meter, Pulse Meter, and Datalogger Annual PM, & Repair Services
Solicitation No/Event ID:
2023-IFB-MROFM-0024
Solicitation Close/ Event End Date:
9/29/2022
Notice of Intent to Award Posting Date:
10/4/2022
Issuing Officer:
Ethan M. Davis
Issuing Officer Contact Information: ethan.davis@business.gatech.edu
The State intends to award a contract to the apparent successful offeror(s). The Notice of Intent to Award should not be considered as a binding commitment by the State. Inquiries should be addressed to the Issuing Officer. Although the State will provide the reason(s) an offeror was not successful in accordance with Georgia law, please note that the reasons listed beside the names of the unsuccessful offeror(s) should not be interpreted as an exhaustive list. NOTE: In the event any of the following is applicable, then all identified award amounts (if any) are estimates only: (1) this is an open agency contract and/or (2) the state entity has identified primary/secondary awardees. Please reference the Georgia Procurement Manual for the supplier protest process updated May 18, 2018:
http://doas.ga.gov/state-purchasing/law-administrative-rules-and-policies
APPARENT SUCCESSFUL OFFEROR(S)
AWARD AMOUNT
Johnson Controls Open Contract Estimated Amount $293,689.00
Select One Select One
UNSUCCESSFUL OFFEROR(S)
REASONS
N/A Select One Select One Select One Select One Select One Select One Select One Select One Select One http://doas.ga.gov/state-purchasing/law-administrative-rules-and-policies
NOTICE OF INTENT TO AWARD
Revised: 05/18/18 SPD-AP004
Authorized Signature: ___________________________________________________________
Other files
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