Service maintenance agreement for GE centricity cardiac workflow (CCW) software reporting system.
Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- 50-H6901-25-CP137
- State
- New Mexico
- Responses due
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- Jurisdictions
Opportunity details come from spd.gsd.state.nm.us. Updated .
About this opportunity
The state and local contract opportunity is a Service Maintenance Agreement for a GE Centricity Cardiac Workflow (CCW) Software Reporting System, posted by Luna County and Rowe CDP in New Mexico. The procurement focuses on a sole source certification for Aluminum Sulfate chemical procurement for the Ruidoso-Ruidoso Downs Wastewater Treatment Plant. The primary objective is to procure a specific chemical solution to meet Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and New Mexico Environmental Department (NMED) regulatory requirements for phosphorous removal from effluent streams. The contract requires a precise 1.67 30-day Average phosphorous limit, with Chameleon Industries from Mesquite, Texas identified as the sole source provider. The procurement is scheduled with a posting date of April 2, 2025, and a submission deadline of May 2, 2025. The chemical procurement necessitates a supplier capable of delivering bulk tank trucks of liquid Aluminum Sulfate at a cost-effective rate, with specific technical requirements ensuring the chemical's stability and effectiveness in meeting regulatory standards.
The contract opportunity appears to have no specific set-aside designations or restrictions on responding organizations. Chameleon Industries is highlighted as the incumbent vendor, having been the primary chemical supplier for 11 consecutive years. The existing infrastructure involves the wastewater treatment plant's current chemical processing systems, which require integration with the specific Aluminum Sulfate solution. While no explicit budget range is provided, the procurement emphasizes cost-effectiveness as a key consideration, with the current supplier offering more economical delivery compared to alternative distributors. The sole source justification is reinforced by the unique capabilities of Chameleon Industries, particularly their ability to prevent chemical crystallization during transport—a critical technical requirement that differentiates them from potential alternative suppliers. The procurement represents a targeted, technically specific acquisition focused on maintaining regulatory compliance in wastewater treatment chemical processing.
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Update #2 · Latest ·
This document is a Proposed Sole Source Purchase Form from the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center (UNMH) dated April 1, 2025, involving a service maintenance agreement with GE Healthcare. The procurement is for a three-year renewal of the GE Centricity Cardiac Workflow (CCW) Software Reporting System, specifically for the UNMH Cath Lab Surgical Services. The total contract value is $125,027.67, and the purchase is being processed through a sole source procurement method due to the proprietary nature of the software and GE Healthcare being the exclusive service provider.
Update #1 ·
This document is a Sole Source Certification letter from the Ruidoso-Ruidoso Downs Wastewater Treatment Plant in New Mexico, dated March 25, 2025, addressing a specific chemical procurement requirement. The document details the plant's need for Aluminum Sulfate to aid in phosphorous removal from the effluent stream, specifically to meet the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and New Mexico Environmental Department (NMED) regulatory requirement of a 1.67 30-day Average, lbs./day Phosphorous limit. The letter identifies Chameleon Industries from Mesquite, Texas, as the sole source provider of the required liquid Aluminum Sulfate, highlighting their unique capability to deliver bulk tank trucks of the chemical at a more cost-effective rate compared to other potential suppliers. The document emphasizes the long-standing relationship between the treatment plant and Chameleon Industries, noting they have been the primary supplier for 11 years and have consistently helped the facility meet its regulatory phosphorous removal requirements. The sole source justification is further reinforced by the assertion that an alternative distributor from Georgia would result in chemical crystallization before delivery, rendering the product unsuitable for the treatment plant's needs.
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