Addendum to Sole Source S-10000-00013363 - Purchase of 24/7 Surveillance Equipment

The Oregon Department of Human Services (ODHS), Office of Child Welfare, is seeking a sole-source procurement of 24/7 mobile security systems from LiveView Technologies, Inc. (LVT) for three branch locations in Multnomah County. The procurement aims to replace human overnight and exterior patrols with advanced technological surveillance equipment to improve staff safety and reduce security expenditures. The mobile security systems include proprietary technology featuring security cameras, solar-powered battery cells, camera management software, cellular connectivity, and remote accessibility. Key deliverables include units with built-in generators, satellite connectivity, and capabilities for remote programming that can respond to alerts through music, lighting, and voice amplification. The procurement follows Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) 279B.075 and is structured as a subscription-based model rather than an outright purchase. Critical dates include a protest submission deadline of July 1, 2025, at 3:00 PM Pacific Time, with any purchase order exceeding $250,000 requiring Department of Justice legal review prior to award.

The contract opportunity appears to have no specific set-aside designations or restrictions on responding organizations. LiveView Technologies is positioned as the sole manufacturer and provider of this specialized mobile security technology, with unique capabilities across government and private sector markets. The estimated contract value is approximately $180,000, with potential for additional purchases including on-call maintenance, preventative maintenance, repair, and training services. The technology integrates advanced AI-driven computer vision, real-time video streaming, automated threat detection, and two-way audio/visual deterrence capabilities. LVT's system offers significant technological advantages, including 99.9% uptime, cloud-based Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform, and claims of reducing cellular data costs by nearly 90%. The mobile security units are fully self-contained, powered by solar panels, and can operate without external power sources or IT infrastructure, making them particularly suitable for government facility security applications.