Notice for Contract with Access2Online
Federal opportunity from 44010 - Directors Office | 1001 - DO Admin • Department of Consumer and Business Services. Place of performance: OR. Response deadline: Dec 29, 2025.
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Notice for Contract with Access2Online
This notice is only being posted for businesses certified by the Office for Business Inclusion and Diversity (COBID).
This is a COBID Information Posting only and not an Opportunity. This notice is only being posted for businesses certified by the Office for Business Inclusion and Diversity (COBID). The Department of Consumer and Business Services intends to purchase professional services for accessibility services from Acces2Online. If you believe that your COBID certified business can provide these services, please contact Nicholas Brooks, Procurement Specialist, by phone or email.
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This is a COBID Information Posting only (explicitly “not an Opportunity”) for the Department of Consumer and Business Services under “44010 - Directors Office | 1001 - DO Admin.” The agency indicates it intends to purchase professional accessibility services from Access2Online, but invites contact if a COBID-certified business believes it can provide these services. The response deadline shown is 2025-12-29T14:00:00+00:00. Action for interested COBID-certified firms: contact Nicholas Brooks (Procurement Specialist) by phone or email as stated in the notice and review the linked attachment for any additional details.
Document an intended purchase of professional accessibility services from Access2Online while notifying COBID-certified businesses and providing a path to raise capability/interest directly with the named procurement specialist.
- COBID-certified businesses that provide professional accessibility services and can credibly substitute for or compete with Access2Online for the Department of Consumer and Business Services.
- Provide professional accessibility services (specific service types not detailed in the notice text).
- Engage with the agency/procurement specialist to validate scope, deliverables, and how a COBID-certified firm could be considered.
- Proof of COBID certification (current/active).
- A concise capabilities statement focused on accessibility services relevant to the Department of Consumer and Business Services.
- Past performance examples for accessibility services (similar clients/projects).
- A short email/letter to Nicholas Brooks (Procurement Specialist) stating interest and ability to provide the services described in the notice.
- Review and cite any relevant specifics found in the posted attachment (download file #645231) when contacting the buyer.
More BidPulsar strategy notesCompliance, pricing, teaming, risks, questions, and coverage notes
- This posting is explicitly a “COBID Information Posting only and not an Opportunity.”
- Eligibility is limited to businesses certified by the Office for Business Inclusion and Diversity (COBID), per the notice text.
- Primary action is outreach to the named procurement specialist (Nicholas Brooks) by phone or email, as directed.
- No pricing structure, labor categories, or deliverables are provided in the notice text; avoid quoting firm-fixed pricing until scope and service expectations are clarified with the procurement specialist.
- If asked for pricing, frame it as a preliminary budgetary range contingent on defined accessibility service scope and volume.
- If your COBID-certified firm has partial coverage of accessibility services, consider teaming with another COBID-certified accessibility specialist to present complete capability when contacting the procurement specialist.
- Not a competitive opportunity: the agency states it intends to purchase from Access2Online, so likelihood of award to another firm may be low unless the buyer is persuaded or required to consider alternatives.
- Scope ambiguity: “accessibility services” is not defined in the notice text, increasing the risk of misalignment in any capability pitch.
- Contact-path dependency: the notice directs interested firms to contact the procurement specialist; failure to do so (or to reference the posting/attachment) may result in no consideration.
- What specific accessibility services are intended (e.g., audits/testing, remediation, document/PDF accessibility, training, monitoring), and what deliverables are expected?
- What is the estimated volume and timeframe for the accessibility services (project-based vs. ongoing support)?
- Is there an existing statement of work, scope summary, or requirements document associated with the attachment (download file #645231) that you can share or summarize?
- What is the intended contracting vehicle and evaluation/selection approach, given this is a COBID information posting and the agency intends to purchase from Access2Online?
- What information do you need from a COBID-certified firm to determine whether it can provide these services instead (capability statement format, references, pricing/budgetary estimate)?
Some notices publish limited source detail. Confirm these points before final bid/no-bid decisions.
- Definition/scope of “accessibility services” (deliverables, standards, systems/content types).
- Procurement specialist contact details (email/phone) are referenced but not provided in the brief.
- Whether the agency will consider alternatives to Access2Online and under what process.
- Contract type, term/period of performance, and estimated budget/level of effort.
- Any requirements contained in the attachment (download file #645231).
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