Oregon Buys #S-10700-00018215

Oregon DAS amendment extends existing auto-parts and equipment agreements

Oregon DAS is publicly notifying purchasers of an amendment to existing statewide auto-parts agreements; this notice is not a new request for bids. - Government buyer: Oregon Department of Administrative Services (DAS), State Procurement Services (DAS SPS), acting for Oregon agencies, Oregon Cooperative Purchasing Program members, Washington Master Contract Usage Agreement participants, and other authorized purchasers. - Named suppliers: Quality Chain Corporation, Peerless Chain Corporation, Factory Motorparts Corporation, Genuine Parts Company (doing business as NAPA Corporation), Pewag Corporation, Landmark Ford Corporation, Battery Systems Corporation, and Stertil-Koni Corporation. - Products and equipment: Automotive accessories; vehicle and trailer parts, bodies, and body parts; automotive shop equipment and supplies; bearings; and vehicle traction chains. No specific product part numbers or item quantities are provided. - Services: Training, installation, and related services for auto parts and equipment. - Amendment: Extends eight existing price agreements by nine months and increases their combined spending authorization by $4.5 million. The extension is intended to preserve purchasing access while DAS SPS develops replacement arrangements following an earlier solicitation that received too few proposals. - Notable context: The agreements serve multiple public purchasers, including eligible users in Oregon and Washington. This is a public notice of an approved special procurement amendment, not an open competition for new suppliers.

Description

This is a public notice—not an opportunity to submit a proposal—of approval of Special Procurement Amendment No. REQ-10700-00236605 for auto parts and equipment, including training, installation, and related services. The amendment extends the term of eight existing price agreements by nine months, through August 31, 2027, and increases the estimated spend by $4,500,000. The agreements support Oregon state agencies, cooperative purchasing program members, Washington Master Contract Usage Agreement participants, and other authorized purchasers. The notice states that affected persons may protest the approval within seven calendar days after the first date of public notice.

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