The Utah Division of Purchasing is publishing a Notice of Intent to Award a Contract Without Engaging in a Standard Procurement Process to Tecuity for Amendment 3 to Contract 236115, with a challenge period closing October 16, 2026.
This is a sole-source award justified under the Utah Procurement Code on the basis that transitional costs are a significant consideration. The original solicitation (CH23-10) was classified as sole source. The amendment authorizes Tecuity to provide supplemental maintenance services for an existing system implementation, including Identity Cloud Login functionality, infrastructure setup for stage and production environments, rebranding work, Go Live data scripts, and standard maintenance activities.
The amendment value is $50,200, representing 251 additional hours of work at $200 per hour. The original contract total was $496,400; the current total stands at $830,640; and the proposed total after this amendment will be $880,840, a 77 percent increase from the original contract amount. The amendment increase exceeds $50,000, triggering the public notice requirement.
The underlying contract term is five years with no renewal options. No pre-bid meeting, site visit, or question deadline is specified for this amendment notice.
Pursuant to Utah Code 63G-27 et seq., all respondents and the awardee must certify that they are not engaged in economic boycotts or boycotts of the State of Israel and agree to maintain such compliance throughout the contract term.
Any qualified vendor may challenge the sole-source determination during the public notice period by submitting documentation demonstrating competing sources, comparable or superior procurement items meeting or exceeding specifications, or cost analyses comparing transitional expenses. If no valid challenges are received, the Division of Purchasing may proceed with the award. Additional contract funding may be provided if the state legislature appropriates additional resources for the identified scope of work.