Oregon Parks and Recreation Department (OPRD) is seeking an Integrated Recreation Hub Management System and related services. This is a special procurement process due to the evolving nature of the market and the need for a flexible approach to select vendors modernizing their platforms. The estimated cost is $7. 5 million. The process involves an interim extension of the current contract to ensure service continuity, followed by a two-phase alternate procurement. Phase 1 involves submitting a notice of interest, and Phase 2 includes discussions, negotiations, and selection. The goal is to find a solution that integrates campsite reservations, day-use facilities, events, permits, and other visitor services. The contract term will be flexible, with potential for extensions. The bid opening date is September 26, 2026.
The contract term will be flexible, with potential for extensions of 3, 5, or 10 years, depending on marketplace changes and mutually agreed-upon terms. The interim extension of the current contract has an outside date of no later than December 31, 2029. he amendment shall be limited to the shortest period necessary and shall terminate earlier of: i implementation of the replacement solution, ii agency termination for convenience upon notice, or iii an outside date of no later than december 31, 2029.
The procurement document mentions potential pricing structures such as per-reservation fees or tiered service charges, and aims to assess various pricing models. by soliciting updated cost proposals from potential vendors, oprd may assess various pricing structures, such as perreservation fees or tiered service charges.
The selection process will consider the selected vendor's cost methodology, project approach, collaboration strategies, solution (current state and future plans), and experience. he selection process will take into consideration oprds determination of its business goals related to the state parks under its management and the selected vendors: cost methodology and related financial benefits to the state.
Vendors will be evaluated based on their platform capabilities, vendor experience, modernization roadmaps, and adherence to human-centered design (HCD) and accessibility standards. oprd will establish clear criteria for evaluation, including platform capabilities, vendor experience, modernization roadmaps, and adherence to hcd and accessibility standards.
Protests regarding the approval of the special procurement can be submitted, and protests of the intent to award will also be accepted and resolved. any affected party may protest the approval of the sp.
The approximate cost of this special procurement is estimated to be $7. 5 million. he approximate cost of this special procurement is estimated to be 7. 5 million, including all system implementation and amendments.