SeaCIP to SeaHUB re-development.

The Florida Department of Transportation intends to enter into a single source contract with AskReply, Inc. dba B2GNow to re-develop the existing SeaCIP grant application management system into a new and improved SeaHUB system. The SeaCIP system is currently used to review projects, allocate funding, and manage all project management activities for the 16 ports in the State of Florida. The new SeaHUB system is expected to provide an enhanced and more intuitive interface, better application tracking, and improved project-application integration, while reducing maintenance costs and project/program risks. AskReply, Inc. dba B2GNow is the original developer of the existing SeaCIP system and is uniquely qualified to re-develop it into the new SeaHUB system. The contract price for this single source procurement is $153,784.47, and the justification is that the existing SeaCIP system is obsolete, requires significant maintenance, and lacks critical grant management features that the new SeaHUB system is intended to provide.

There are no set-aside designations or restrictions on the types of organizations that can respond to this opportunity, as it is a single source procurement with AskReply, Inc. dba B2GNow. The incumbent vendor, AskReply, Inc. dba B2GNow, is the current contractor for the existing SeaCIP system and is the only vendor deemed qualified to re-develop it into the new SeaHUB system. The procurement is limited to Leon County, Florida, and the posted opportunity will remain available for a minimum of 3 business days, with a due date of April 2, 2024.