Specs_OMD_EnlistedBarracks5UtilityExt_54-20-FLAT.pdf

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RFQ - One time purchase of 26 FirePro X thermal cameras (or equivalent)
Solicitation number
S-26000-00007692
Issued by
Marion County, Oregon

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This is an informal Request for Quote (RFQ) issued by Marion County and the City of Salem, Oregon, for a one-time purchase of 26 FirePro X thermal cameras or equivalent devices intended for public safety or emergency response purposes. The solicitation was posted on July 31, 2023, with an exceptionally brief response window, closing on August 3, 2023, allowing potential vendors less than three full days to prepare and submit quotes. The RFQ specifies a quantity of 26 thermal imaging units but does not provide comprehensive technical specifications in the available documentation; vendors must review the Items and Questions tabs within the original solicitation for complete technical requirements and submission procedures. This procurement represents a direct, one-time purchase transaction rather than a multi-year contract arrangement.

The precise budget range and estimated contract value were not disclosed in the available documentation. No specific set-asides, vendor restrictions, or preferences for disadvantaged business enterprises, small businesses, or local vendors were explicitly outlined. No incumbent vendors or existing technological infrastructure requirements were identified. The procurement method is an informal quote process, which typically indicates a streamlined acquisition approach with less administrative complexity than formal RFP procedures. Vendors must ensure their proposed thermal cameras meet the specified technical requirements and can be delivered within the accelerated timeline implied by the three-day submission period.

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