Small Business Set-Aside Program Waiver Request Boiler bid 1 V.16.1~1.pdf
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- Rock Island County, Illinois
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This document is a Small Business Set-Aside Program Waiver request from the Illinois Department of Corrections (IDOC) for the procurement of a Fisher Valve for Boiler #2 at the East Moline Correctional Center. The estimated dollar amount for this procurement is $6,500. The procurement was not designated for the Small Business Set-Aside Program, and the agency is requesting a waiver justification due to the failed boiler inspection.
The waiver request indicates that small business vendors were solicited, but no offers were received. The agency states that the product is a brand name item and there are no small businesses that provide the required product. Additionally, the agency notes that the supply base for this product includes several larger diversified vendors that can be counted toward the Business Enterprise for Minorities, Females, and Persons with Disabilities Act.
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SMALL BUSINESS SET-ASIDE PROGRAM WAIVER
From CPO Notice # 2016.03 August 24, 2015:
The Chief Procurement Officer has established set-aside categories of construction, supplies and services that are set-aside for small businesses in Illinois. Procurements that are within the listed categories must be set-aside for small businesses, regardless of the dollar value of the contracts. Additionally, all purchases under the small purchase threshold are automatically set-aside for small businesses in Illinois.
Use of a Small Business Set-Aside Program Waiver requires agencies to have clear justification why a SBSP vendor was not appropriate for a set-aside award. The following are examples of guidelines that may be considered:
The product or service is provided by a large business sole source vendor.
There is a need for a brand name product and there are no small businesses that provide the product.
There is an opportunity to establish a no-bid contract with a State Use vendor (30 ILCS 500/45-35). Provide more detail below.
The supply base for the product or service includes several larger diversified vendors that can be counted toward the Business Enterprise for Minorities, Females and Persons with Disabilities Act (30 ILCS 575).
The product or service is required to be purchased from Illinois Correctional Industries (30 ILCS 500/45-30).
Small Business vendors were solicited and no offers were received.
The prices offered by qualified small businesses are substantially greater than the estimated dollar amount established prior to the solicitation being sent out. Provide more detail below.
Elaborate as necessary (required for last four check boxes):
Bidbuy B-13195 solicited small business and none responded
Brief Description of Procurement: Purchase of a Fisher Valve for Boiler #2, due to failed boiler inspection
IPB/Agency Reference Number #: B-13390
Date: 2-26-2020
Agency: IDOC
Bureau/Location: East Moline Correctional Center
NIGP Code: 031-00
Requested By: Tony Hoffer
Email Address: anthony.hoffer@illinois.gov
Estimated Dollar Amount: 6,500
Telephone: 309-755-4511
Yes Yes
Non-Designated Procurement Procurement Designated to Agency
DeniedApproved DeniedApproved
Requestor's Name John.M.Green Title Business Manager Signature:
Date Agency's SPO Signature Agency Representative Signature
State of Illinois CPO General Services SBSP Waiver V.16.1
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Other. Provide more detail below.
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The supply base for the product or service includes several Veteran Owned Small Businesses (VOSB) that can be counted toward the Business Enterprise for Minorities, Females and Persons with Disabilities Act (30 ILCS 575).
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SMALL BUSINESS SET-ASIDE PROGRAM WAIVER
From CPO Notice # 2016.03 August 24, 2015:
The Chief Procurement Officer has established set-aside categories of construction, supplies and services that are set-aside for small businesses in Illinois. Procurements that are within the listed categories must be set-aside for small businesses, regardless of the dollar value of the contracts. Additionally, all purchases under the small purchase threshold are automatically set-aside for small businesses in Illinois.
Use of a Small Business Set-Aside Program Waiver requires agencies to have clear justification why a SBSP vendor was not appropriate for a set-aside award. The following are examples of guidelines that may be considered:
Non-Designated Procurement Procurement Designated to Agency Agency's SPO Signature Agency Representative Signature State of Illinois CPO General Services SBSP Waiver V.16.1
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