SOLE SOURCE NOTICE
Federal opportunity from HIGHER EDUCATION • Davis Technical College. Place of performance: UT. Response deadline: Feb 25, 2026.
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SOLE SOURCE NOTICE
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This notice (ut-u3p-222927) from the HIGHER EDUCATION agency is explicitly labeled as a “SOLE SOURCE NOTICE,” with the only provided description text also stating “SOLE SOURCE NOTICE.” A response deadline is provided: 2026-02-25T21:00:00+00:00. No scope, vendor name, product/service description, NAICS/PSC, or solicitation number is included, which limits actionable bid strategy. Treat this primarily as a market-intel item and use the remaining time to identify the incumbent/target award and whether the buyer will entertain capability statements or challenges to the sole-source rationale.
Proceed with a sole-source procurement under the HIGHER EDUCATION agency (details of the intended product/service and sole-source justification are not included in the notice brief).
- Confirm whether this is a pre-award sole-source announcement or a post-award notice (not stated).
- Identify the intended vendor/brand and the requirement being sole-sourced (not provided).
- If alternative sources may be considered, prepare and submit a concise capability statement and evidence of equivalency/alternatives before 2026-02-25T21:00:00+00:00.
- Request the full sole-source justification and any associated statement of work/specifications (not provided).
- Capture follow-up: locate the contracting office/contact details (not provided) and request clarification on whether responses are accepted and in what format.
- Confirm whether the buyer is accepting responses to the sole-source notice (not stated).
- If responses are accepted: a 1–2 page capability statement aligned to the (currently missing) requirement and articulating why competition is feasible.
- Evidence of technical equivalency/compatibility to the (currently unknown) sole-source item/service (e.g., model-to-model comparison, interoperability notes, references).
- Past performance examples relevant to the (unknown) requirement within higher education contexts, if applicable.
- Point of contact info and a clear request for the full sole-source justification, specifications/SOW, and evaluation/decision process for considering alternate sources.
Source coverage notes
Some notices publish limited source detail. Confirm these points before final bid/no-bid decisions.
- Statement of work/specifications (what is being bought)
- Intended sole-source vendor/brand
- Contracting office and point of contact
- Submission instructions (where/how to respond)
- Solicitation number and notice type
- NAICS/PSC and any set-aside
- Posted date and procurement timeline context (pre-award vs post-award)
- Period of performance and place of performance
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