Notice of Intent to Purchase - Emergency Response Vehcles

Clackamas County's Department of Transportation Development is seeking to procure Emergency Response Vehicle Equipment through a cooperative purchasing agreement with McLoughlin & Eardley Group, Inc dba Sirennet. The procurement involves purchasing equipment for forty-seven (47) new vehicles for the Sheriff's Office, with a total estimated purchase value of $626,909.05. The procurement will utilize the City of Beaverton Cooperative Purchasing Agreement #3324-18, which provides a pre-established procurement pathway for these specialized vehicle components. The contract opportunity was posted on May 17, 2022, with an initial response deadline of May 24, 2022. Vendors are permitted to submit comments regarding the intended purchase to County Procurement Manager Ryan Rice via email within seven calendar days from the notice's issuance date. The procurement appears focused on standardizing and upgrading emergency response vehicle equipment, likely including items such as communication systems, lighting, sirens, and other specialized emergency vehicle technologies.

No specific set-aside designations or restrictions on respondent organizations were explicitly mentioned in the documentation. The procurement method utilizes an existing cooperative purchasing agreement, which typically implies that multiple vendors might be eligible to participate. The incumbent vendor for this specific procurement is McLoughlin & Eardley Group, Inc dba Sirennet, who will be providing the emergency response vehicle equipment through the City of Beaverton's cooperative agreement. The total budget for this procurement is precisely $626,909.05, which represents a significant investment in new emergency response vehicle equipment for the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office. While no specific integration requirements were detailed, the procurement suggests a need for equipment that can be seamlessly incorporated into existing emergency vehicle infrastructure. The procurement appears to be a strategic investment in upgrading and standardizing the county's emergency response vehicle fleet.