AD0-FY13 RFQ LexisNexis Online & Accurint Service Jul 1 - Sep 30 2013

The District of Columbia has issued a Request for Quotation (RFQ) for LexisNexis Online and Accurint Services covering the period from July 1 to September 30, 2013. This procurement opportunity, identified by the contract ID 66c85d7d829eb5d869074a88, is specifically for obtaining online legal research and information services for District government agencies. The solicitation was posted on May 23, 2013, with a tight response deadline of May 28, 2013, indicating an urgent procurement need. While specific detailed requirements are not fully elaborated in the provided documentation, the contract appears to focus on acquiring digital information services that likely support legal, administrative, and research functions across District government departments. The procurement is targeted at securing access to comprehensive online databases and research tools that can provide critical information for government operations. The short turnaround time between posting and submission suggests this is a time-sensitive procurement with potentially immediate operational requirements.

No specific set-aside designations or minority enterprise requirements are explicitly mentioned in the available contract information. The procurement appears to be a standard service acquisition without noted restrictions on vendor participation. While incumbent vendor details are not provided, the contract seems focused on obtaining digital service access from LexisNexis for a specific quarterly period. The contract's value and specific budget range are not disclosed in the provided documentation. The jurisdiction is specifically the District of Columbia, with the FIPS code 11001 identifying the precise geographic and administrative scope of the procurement. The brief nature of the contract (covering only July through September 2013) suggests this might be a renewal, extension, or interim service procurement rather than a comprehensive long-term contract. Potential vendors would need to carefully review any additional procurement documents to understand the full scope of requirements and evaluation criteria.