NATC AgraGuard Apps. Maint. , Support, Consulting, and Hosting for ITSD/MDA

The State of Missouri, specifically the Information Technology Services Division (ITSD) and the Missouri Department of Agriculture (MDA), is conducting a Single Feasible Source IT solicitation (SFST30034902202415) for maintenance, support, consulting, and hosting services for the NATC AgraGuard applications. The procurement seeks a comprehensive technology service contract with a one-year term, effective from the contract start date through June 8, 2022. Vendors are required to submit electronic responses through the MissouriBUYS system by the June 8, 2022 deadline at 2:00 PM CDT, with the primary contact being Kelly Miller, reachable at 573-751-4885 or kelly.miller@oa.mo.gov. The solicitation requires vendors to review and accept all documentation under the Overview tab within the MissouriBUYS system, with payment terms set at Net 45 Days and delivery specified as Free On Board Destination. While specific technical requirements and detailed service specifications are not explicitly outlined in the available documents, the procurement appears to focus on comprehensive application maintenance, support, consulting, and hosting services for the AgraGuard applications.

The solicitation appears to be open to all vendors without specific set-aside designations or restrictions on organizational types. No information is provided about disadvantaged enterprise requirements or preferences. The documents do not disclose the incumbent vendor, existing technological infrastructure, or integration requirements. Additionally, no estimated total contract value, budget range, or specific pricing details are included in the solicitation documents. The lack of line items and quantitative specifications suggests this is a flexible procurement seeking comprehensive technology services. Vendors are solely responsible for ensuring timely submission of their responses and should allow adequate time for potential technical support during the submission process. The procurement appears designed to secure ongoing maintenance and support for the NATC AgraGuard applications, with the state reserving flexibility in its service requirements and vendor selection process.