NOTICE - NASPO Intent to Participate - Electronic Monitoring

The State of Oregon, through its Department of Administrative Services, Procurement Services, is seeking to enter into Participating Addenda for Electronic Monitoring Products and Services under the NASPO ValuePoint solicitation number 22PSX0021. This procurement opportunity specifically targets electronic monitoring solutions, with Marion County identified as a key participating jurisdiction. The state intends to establish price agreements on behalf of Oregon state agencies and ORCPP members, with an initial master agreement term of three years and potential renewal options for up to six additional years. Interested parties may submit protests to the Notice of Intent to Participate and Award until 5:00 pm Pacific Time on July 15, 2024. The procurement will potentially include agreements with up to four national-level providers and four Oregon-specific providers of electronic monitoring products and services. Evaluation criteria and specific qualifications will be determined through the NASPO ValuePoint solicitation process, with a focus on comprehensive electronic monitoring capabilities.

The contract appears open to a broad range of participating entities, including state agencies, institutions of higher education, cities, counties, districts, political subdivisions, and nonprofit organizations. While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the provided documentation, the procurement seems designed to ensure competitive and inclusive participation. The Participating Addendum includes provisions for reporting, administrative fees, information technology standards, and federal funding requirements. Contractors will need to comply with Oregon's prevailing wage laws and potentially provide transition services at the contract's conclusion. Insurance requirements and specific legal jurisdictions will be outlined in the final agreement. Although precise award values are not specified, the comprehensive nature of the electronic monitoring services and the multi-year contract structure suggest a potentially significant procurement opportunity for qualified vendors with demonstrated capabilities in electronic monitoring technologies and services.