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Homeland Security HIRE Award (Hazardous Incident Response Equipment)

Dec 15, 2015

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Page 1: Homeland Security HIRE Award (Hazardous Incident Response Equipment)

Homeland Security

HIRE Award(Hazardous Incident Response

Equipment)

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The Beginnings 9-11-2001

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WE DID NOT HAVE WHAT WAS NEEDED FOR OUR FIRST RESPONDERS

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History of the Initiative• 9-11…it all begins

• New York State Weapons of Mass Destruction Task Force was formed under then Governor, Pataki

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• Problem– Numerous individual procurement requests

using time sensitive grant money for approved products.

• Solution– Develop comprehensive catalog contract with

variety of products, manufacturers and competitive prices.

– Replace fragmented, duplicative procurement approach with multi-state approach to eliminate waste of time and money.

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Homeland Security Funds

• Target areas such as:- First responders – EMTs, hazmat teams, police, Weapons of Mass Destruction Taskforce (WMDT)- Bio-terrorism (planning and readiness

assessments)

- Health and safety

- Security systems

- Communications

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Procurement Strategy

• OGS initiated a Procurement Workgroup consisting of representatives from several key agencies to assist OGS.

• Discussed comprehensive catalog contracts to meet homeland

security needs.

• Result was the first multi-state bid for emergency response needs….the HIRE contracts

• and additional bids for Communication and Controlled Access products.

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HIRE Categories Covered

• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

• Explosive Device Mitigation and Remediation Equipment

• CBRNE Search and Rescue Equipment

• Detection Equipment

• Decontamination Equipment

• Physical Security Enhancement Equipment

• Terrorism Incident Prevention Equipment

• CBRNE Logistical Support Equipment (chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, explosive)

• Medical Supplies

• CBRNE Reference Materials

• Agricultural Terrorism Prevention, Response and Mitigation Equipment

• Intervention Equipment

• Other Authorized

Equipment –

and many

more

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Hazardous Incident Response Equipment (HIRE)

• January 16, 2005 bid sent via NYS online vendor registration service to 15,000 vendors throughout the United States. Received 62 bids.

Since that time there have been 2 other recruitments.

• Major multi-state initiative with 14 other states initially involved.

(NY lead for NASPO sponsored cooperative).

• Increased awareness and interest of the large scale vendor community.

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Hazardous Incident Response Equipment Award (HIRE)

• Comprehensive catalog contracts providing for discount for a minimum of 13 categories of Homeland Security equipment covered by federal grants and Law Enforcement Terrorism Prevention Program Funding.

• Five year term with renewals.

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Contract Award

• 63 Current Contractors

• 19 Participating Entities and increasing

• Over 100,000 items

• Over 800 manufacturer’s product lines

• Competitive prices

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HIRE Contract

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Pricing Information

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Aspects of the Contract

• There are two distinctive levels of Vendors:

- Level 1 vendors offer a minimum of 6 of the 13 listed categories (wide spectrum).

- Level 2 vendors are smaller distributors or manufacturers that specialize in certain commodity lines (narrower spectrum – less than 6 categories). Eliminates costly 3rd party procurements

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• Eliminates duplication of effort.

• Saves vendors from having to respond to thousands of separate bids and gets HIRE items to where they are needed much sooner.

• Pools volume among all the participants resulting in tens of millions of dollars saved at a national level.

Contract Advantages

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Handouts

• We will be available to answer questions afterward.

• Handouts showing access information to NYS OGS website for both vendors wishing to bid and for prospective contract end-users have been supplied .