Pierce County (Washington) posted this Sole Source on Oct 26, 2026. Responses are due Nov 9, 2026. Category: Information Technology. Questions are due 2026-11-02. Solicitation number OpenGov-75fbc5ed.
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Based on a sole source exemption, Pierce County intends to purchase WISKI software and licensing for NPDES monitoring by direct negotiation. The County has determined that Kisters is the only entity capable of meeting the County's need as described below.
The County currently uses WISKI Software at the Chambers Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant.
The services to be purchased via this exemption include WISKI software and licensing for NPDES monitoring.
Minimum Requirements
1. Authorization by the manufacturer to sell, install, implement WISKI Software in Pierce County.
Capability statements must be submitted in OpenGov and should use the .docx or .pdf file type, or any other standard file type that can be opened in Microsoft Word or Adobe Acrobat. There are no strict formatting requirements for capability statements.
The contract awarded as a result of this exemption will have an initial term of 12 months and an estimated cost of **$60,000.00** over the initial term. The County may, at its discretion and for a commensurate cost, extend the contract for a maximum term not to exceed 5 years.
If the capability statement demonstrates that the submitter can meet the County's need, the County will cancel the public notice and proceed with a competitive procurement. If the County determines that the capability statement has not demonstrated that the submitter can meet the County's need, the County will proceed with the procurement exemption.
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