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This RFQ seeks a contractor to provide technology-driven marketing intelligence and tech scouting services for the University of Hawaii and a Hawaii SBIR company. The contractor will conduct market assessments, prepare reports, and conduct research. Deliverables include assessment reports, project impacts, and recommendations. The maximum allowable quote is $54,000. A 25% upfront payment and 75% upon completion and acceptance of deliverables is required. The contract end date is September 29, 2025. The state reserves the right to cancel the solicitation without cause. Vendors must address any uncertainties by noting assumptions and exceptions in their quoted price. Minimal qualifications and requirements, and HCE compliance certificate are required attachments. The selected contractor will be required to show evidence of compliance upon award. Failure to comply may result in forfeiture of the award.

The tender seeks marketing and communication consulting services for a vocational rehabilitation program, divided into three phases. Phase 1 focuses on market research, brand strategy development, and stakeholder engagement. Phase 2 involves brand identity development, including logo, tagline, and visual identity. Phase 3 focuses on campaign strategy, multimedia development, internal communications, and social media. No specific deadlines for additional documents, participation criteria, process stages, cost of dispute, clarification, or objection deadlines are mentioned. No exclusivity for certain types of companies is mentioned. Deadlines for each phase are provided.

The Hollings Manufacturing Extension Partnership Program (MEP) seeks to procure a comprehensive library of industry studies for its network of 51 MEP centers and over 1,400 field staff. The studies must cover US manufacturing industries, with detailed insights down to the 5-digit NAICS classification level, and include national and state-level data. The tool must be web-based, accessible from any web browser, with at least 12 user licenses. Data must be sourced from reputable providers, including historical and projected data, and updated at least annually. The selected provider will collaborate with the centers to establish individual access, provide training, and deliver quarterly usage reports. The period of performance is from September 1, 2025, to August 31, 2030, with options for additional periods.

Proposals due: June 23, 2025, at 4:00 PM Pacific Time. Questions and requests for clarification must be submitted by June 16, 2025, at 5:00 PM Pacific Time. Evaluation criteria include responsiveness, responsibility, and mandatory criteria. The evaluation committee will evaluate proposals using proposer capabilities, project team, project approach, price proposal, corporate responsibility, cobid subcontracting, workforce diversity, and community involvement. A governance reset plan is required to address three fundamental questions: how does council build trust as a body, what is the role of council, and how do councilors work together optimally. The consultant will develop a government reset plan with specific recommendations, prioritized and timed for implementation. The project is anticipated to be completed by September 2025. The city reserves the right to adjust the schedule as necessary. Additional information may be shared as addenda, if needed, posted on the city's procurement website. Proposers can challenge the city's decision to exclude the proposer from the next step in the evaluation process, and to award a contract. Protests must be submitted within seven calendar days of the city's posting of the notice of short list or notice of intent to award.