ADO-OIG-FY12 (P-055-12-IT) Procure IT Supplies for Office of the Inspector General's Information System Division

The District of Columbia Office of the Inspector General (OIG) Information System Division is seeking to procure information technology supplies through a Request for Quotation (RFQ) process. The procurement involves nine distinct line items consolidated into a single lot, specifically targeting IT-related supplies for the agency's technological infrastructure. This small purchase procurement is designed to support the OIG's Information System Division's operational needs. The solicitation was posted on December 20, 2011, with a remarkably short response window, closing on December 23, 2011 - just three days after the initial posting. Potential vendors must carefully review the specific requirements for each of the nine line items, which likely include various computer hardware, software, peripherals, or related IT equipment necessary for the OIG's technological operations.

The procurement opportunity is exclusively restricted to contractors currently registered on the D.C. Supply Schedule (DCSS), effectively limiting competition to a pre-qualified pool of local vendors. This restriction suggests a preference for local businesses and a streamlined procurement process that leverages existing vendor relationships within the District of Columbia. The small purchase designation indicates that the total contract value is likely below significant threshold levels, which typically means less complex documentation and evaluation processes. While specific budget ranges are not explicitly stated in the provided documentation, the nine-line item structure suggests a potentially moderate-sized procurement. The DCSS restriction also implies potential set-aside considerations that prioritize local economic participation, though no specific disadvantaged enterprise guidelines are detailed in the available information.