Notice Only* Not a solicitation Credit Monitoring Services

This state and local contract opportunity involves an interstate cooperative procurement for Credit Monitoring Services, led by the State of Nevada and involving the State of Oregon and Marion County. The procurement seeks to establish Master Agreements with qualified vendors to provide comprehensive credit monitoring services for state agencies, political subdivisions, and nonprofit organizations. The solicitation, issued through NASPO ValuePoint, aims to secure vendors capable of delivering notification and credit monitoring solutions across participating states. The State of Oregon, through its Department of Administrative Services Procurement Services, intends to potentially enter into Participating Addenda with awarded contractors, with options to select up to three nationally-serving vendors and three Oregon-specific service providers. The procurement process includes a Notice of Intent to Participate, with all questions, comments, and protests to be submitted by August 25, 2023. Evaluation will likely involve a best value analysis, considering factors such as service scope, pricing, technological capabilities, and compliance with state information security and data privacy laws.

The procurement appears open to multiple types of vendors, with no specific set-aside designations explicitly mentioned in the documents. Eligible respondents include vendors capable of providing statewide credit monitoring services with robust information technology infrastructure and the ability to meet Oregon's specific contractual requirements. Potential contractors must demonstrate compliance with background check protocols, information security standards, and be prepared to pay a 2% administrative fee. While specific budget ranges are not detailed, the interstate nature of the procurement suggests significant potential contract values. The Participating Addendum allows for use by state agencies, political subdivisions, and nonprofit organizations, indicating a broad potential market for the selected vendors. Contractors will need to provide comprehensive documentation, including insurance certifications, federal contract terms, and the capability to support a sample statement of work for state agency orders. The contract term and specific award details will be determined through the evaluation and selection process outlined in the procurement documents.