The Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia, specifically the Georgia Institute of Technology, is soliciting proposals for an enterprise web development contract focused on large website projects across campus units, programs, and initiatives. This procurement is specifically seeking strategic planning, design, development, and maintenance support for websites, with strict limitations excluding web application or custom software development. The contract will be an agency-based, as-needed arrangement where specific work orders will be issued via purchase orders, with no guaranteed quantity of work for awarded suppliers. The solicitation is posted on the Georgia Tech Supplier portal and is open to qualified web development providers capable of executing scalable website development and maintenance services. Proposals must be submitted by March 5, 2025, with potential bidders directed to contact Georgia Institute of Technology Procurement and Business Services at 404-894-5000 for purchasing questions or JAGGAER at 1-800-233-1121 for technical support. The project's primary objectives include creating comprehensive website solutions that can integrate external applications and systems while maintaining high standards of design and functionality for Georgia Tech's diverse campus entities. While no specific set-aside designations or restrictions on organizational respondents were explicitly detailed in the provided documentation, the procurement appears open to qualified web development firms with demonstrated expertise in large-scale website projects. The contract will be executed within Fulton County, Georgia, and represents an opportunity for web development agencies to establish an ongoing relationship with Georgia Tech. No specific budget range or incumbent vendor information was provided in the documentation. The contract structure suggests a flexible, project-based approach where individual website development and maintenance needs will be addressed through individual purchase orders. Potential respondents should be prepared to demonstrate comprehensive web development capabilities, strategic planning skills, and the ability to work across multiple campus units and initiatives. Technical competence, integration capabilities, and a proven track record in website design and maintenance will likely be key evaluation criteria for potential contract awards.
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GPR Notification_Updated Web Design.docx | 343KB | Document | 2/7/25 |
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