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- Solicitation number
- S-62900-00002118
- Issued by
- Deschutes County, Oregon
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This is a Sole Source Notice document from the State of Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) regarding the procurement of Docker Desktop License renewals. DEQ intends to purchase 15 Docker licenses for use by the Software Development and Integration (SDI) team to create pre-production development environments for testing agency software applications. The procurement covers a five-year renewal term beginning in February 2022. Docker is identified as the sole source for this service due to specific technical requirements that support the agency's strategic initiative to migrate to Azure cloud services beginning in Q3 2022. The desired requirements include consistent and isolated environments, rapid application deployment, scalability, flexibility, portability, cost-effectiveness, resource efficiency, internal version control, security and reliability, support for Microsoft Windows OS containers, integration with Microsoft Visual Studio and Microsoft Azure, comprehensive training options for Windows environments, and minimal file size. Any affected persons may submit written protests to BIDSDEQ@deq.oregon.gov by the bid opening date published in OregonBuys, referencing Bid Number S-34000-00002119.
The total contract value is $19,000 over the five-year renewal term, with each license requiring annual renewal. The procurement is structured as a sole source acquisition, indicating that DEQ has determined Docker to be the only available source capable of meeting the specified requirements. No set-asides, incumbent information, or alternative funding sources are mentioned in the notice. The protest procedure requires detailed statements of legal and factual grounds, descriptions of resulting harm to the affected person, and specification of relief requested, with all submissions to be received by the published bid opening date.
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Sole Source Notice: Docker Desktop License Renewal
The State of Oregon, acting by and through the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ), intends to enter into a Contract with Docker to purchase a subscription of 15 Docker licenses.
Docker is software tool used by the DEQ Software Development and Integration (SDI) team to create pre-production development environments to test the agency software applications. Starting in Feb 2022, Docker will require a subscription service for all users of their desktop tool. It is the intent of DEQ to purchase a subscription of 15 Docker licenses. Each license will require an annual renewal. This procurement covers a term of 5 years of renewals in the amount of $19,000 over the five year term.
Part of the ongoing strategic goals DEQ Information Services is working towards, is moving to Azure Services in the cloud starting Q3 of 2022. Moving to the cloud will allow for the Software Development and Integration (SDI) team to modernize how we create, test, and deploy software for the agency’s environmental regulatory and enforcement needs.
The following are desired requirements
· Consistent and isolated environments
· Rapid application deployment
· Scalability, flexibility, and portability
· Cost-effective
· Resource restrictive
· Internal version control
· Secure, private, and reliable
· Supports Microsoft Windows OS containers
· Integrates with MS Visual Studio
· Comes with a pay-for-support structure
· Integrates with Microsoft Azure
· Extensive training options for Windows environments
· Small file size
Additional information can be found in the "File Attachments."
Any Affected Person may protest DEQ's determination that the services described in this notice are available from only one source in accordance with OAR 125-247-0710.
Written protests must include:
1. A detailed statement of the legal and factual grounds for the protest;
2. A description of the resulting harm to the Affected Person; and
3. The relief requested
Written protests must be emailed to BIDSDEQ@deq.oregon.gov and be received no later than the Bid Opening Date published in OregonBuys.
Reference Bid Number S-34000-00002119.
Protests submitted by any other means will not be accepted.
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