JH26-34 Intent to Sole source: NatureServe - Biotics 5
Federal opportunity from Division of Purchasing. Place of performance: UT. Response deadline: Feb 26, 2026.
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JH26-34 Intent to Sole source: NatureServe - Biotics 5
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The Division of Purchasing has announced an intent to sole source Biotics 5 from NatureServe. This opportunity posts a response deadline of February 26, 2026, indicating a long preparation period for prospective bidders. Companies with relevant capabilities and experience in environmental data management should consider this opportunity for strategic engagement.
The buyer seeks to procure Biotics 5, an ecological data management software, to enhance conservation efforts and biological resource management.
- Evaluate current environmental data management systems
- Conduct a market analysis for alternative solutions
- Engage with NatureServe to understand product offerings
- Develop a transition plan if required
- Company profile and capabilities statement
- Relevant case studies or past performance examples
- Pricing model for Biotics 5
- Technical approach to implementation
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- No detailed description of contract deliverables
- Absence of performance period details
- Lack of geographic location for service delivery
- No information on past performance requirements
- No mention of required certifications or qualifications
- No clarity on budget or funding limits
- No details on evaluation criteria for bids
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