Notice of Special Procurement for Dynatrace Application Performance Monitoring

The State of Oregon, specifically the Department of Transportation, is conducting a Special Procurement (REQ-DASOBO-00016016) for Dynatrace Application Performance Monitoring services, primarily targeting Jackson County's technological infrastructure needs. The procurement seeks a qualified vendor to provide a comprehensive cloud-based application performance monitoring solution, which includes a Proof-of-Concept and annual subscriptions for Dynatrace monitoring services. The contract term is structured for one year with the potential for four additional one-year renewal periods, providing flexibility for ongoing technological support. The Request for Quote (RFQ) was issued on November 16, 2021, with an initial response deadline of March 15, 2023. While specific evaluation criteria are not explicitly detailed in the provided documentation, the procurement appears focused on selecting a vendor capable of implementing and supporting advanced application performance monitoring capabilities. No bidder's conference is scheduled, and interested vendors must carefully review the RFQ documentation to understand the full scope of requirements.

The procurement documents do not indicate any specific set-aside designations or restrictions on organizational types that can respond to the solicitation. No incumbent vendor is explicitly identified in the available documentation, and there are no clear indications of targeted participation for disadvantaged business enterprises. The funding for this contract will be drawn from Jackson County's IT operations budget, though the precise allocation amount is not specified in the provided materials. The procurement appears to be focused on acquiring a cloud-based monitoring solution that can provide comprehensive performance insights across the county's technological ecosystem. While no specific award value or budget range is mentioned, the inclusion of a Proof-of-Concept and annual subscriptions suggests a potentially significant technology investment. Potential vendors should note that protests to the Special Procurement can be filed within 7 calendar days, with specific guidelines for submission outlined in the Notice of Special Procurement document.