Award
State of Utah, Division of Purchasing and Department of Public Safety JK23-5
Department of Public Safety Drug Intelligence Officer
Recipient
Self-employed
Awarded
September 19, 2022
Identifier
JK23-5
The Utah Department of Public Safety is the government buyer seeking to contract services for a Drug Intelligence Officer (DIO) to gather, collate, analyze, and facilitate the sharing of opioid and drug-related health and safety data in Utah. The contract is anticipated to be awarded to a self-employed individual, with no specific company name provided. The scope involves coordination with the Rocky Mountain High-Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (RMHIDTA) program. The contract duration is five years. The procurement is conducted under Solicitation #JK23-5 by the Utah Division of Purchasing and the Department of Public Safety. No specific products or part numbers are awarded, and no product or service line items are listed. The contract requires the offeror to meet mandatory minimum requirements including U.S. citizenship, federal security clearance, valid driver's license, possession of a bachelor's degree, and ability to provide own vehicle for travel. The evaluation includes technical criteria related to law enforcement experience and interagency collaboration. Unique contract requirements include prohibition on communications with certain staff except the procurement officer, potential for contract modification to incorporate new technology, and compliance with Utah Procurement Code and Administrative Rules. The place of performance is Utah, with no specific city or county mentioned beyond the state level. The contract period of performance is five years.
Description
Public Safety seeks to hire a Drug Intelligence Officer (DIO) to gather, collate, analyze and facilitate the sharing of opioid, drug-related health and safety data in Utah.