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Oct 9, 2026
Oct 31, 2026
The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality is seeking a contractor to provide onsite classroom training in adult first aid, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), and automated external defibrillator use. The RFQ will establish a contract for these training services for the department. Quotes are due October 30, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. Pacific time.
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Oct 8, 2026
Oct 21, 2026
Built environment material supply chain and life cycle tracing.
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Portland
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Multnomah
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700 NE Multnomah St #600
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(503) 229-5696
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97232
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This contract is a Purchase Order (PO 20-317) from the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) to SHI International Corp for the provision of GovQA software and related services for public records requests. The services include initial configuration, annual licensing, hosting, training, and various modules (invoicing, online payment, redaction, ADFS/SSO, test site). The PO outlines costs for an initial required Year 1 ($66,404.25) and four optional subsequent years, with increasing annual costs up to Year 5 ($76,492.35). The contract is placed against a broader State of Oregon Participating Addendum #9404.
This document is an amendment to a State of Oregon Purchase Order (PO 9404) with SHI International Corp, dated 12/7/2022. It adds a service to convert activities to subrequests for a one-time fee of $2,314.61, increasing the PO's 'Not to Exceed' value to $351,583.72. The amendment incorporates a Statement of Work (SOW) for GovQA LLC services and references a 'GOVQA Software as a Service Agreement and Rider to Terms of Service' between Granicus, LLC and the State of Oregon, dated 10/21/2022, which outlines the general terms, conditions, and service level agreements for the GovQA Public Records Management cloud service.
This Purchase Order (PO-10700-00014971:1151) from the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality to SHI International Corp. procures various Adobe software subscriptions and enterprise licenses, including Adobe Sign, Acrobat Pro, Creative Cloud, and Captivate. The services are for a 12-month term, effective from May 15, 2025, to May 14, 2026. The total cost for all items on this order is $121,745.80. Terms and conditions are incorporated by reference.
This document is a quote from SHI International Corp. to the OR-Department of Environmental Quality for 3 licenses of '1 Business Plan - Licensed Users' for a total of $907.92. The quote references NASPO Software VAR Contract # ADSPO16-130651 and Subcontract # 6454, with a coverage term from March 9, 2023, to March 8, 2024.
This Purchase Order (PO) No. 23-129 is between the State of Oregon, Department of Environmental Quality, and SHI - Team Oregon. It covers the purchase of 3 Business Plan - Licensed Users for Smartsheet, with a coverage term from March 18, 2023, to March 17, 2024. The extended amount for this single line item is $956.58. The document includes standard terms and conditions.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Oregon Department of Environmental Quality
The committee convened to discuss the rulemaking process for the fuel tank seismic stability program, which stems from the passage of House Bill 4100. This legislation requires large bulk fuel and oil terminals to demonstrate their capacity to manage financial liabilities associated with potential spills, such as response, remediation, and other damages. The committee reviewed the scope and timeline of the rulemaking, the composition of the committee, and discussed draft rule requirements, racial equity, and fiscal impact statements.
The 2025-2027 Strategic Plan for the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality outlines the agency's direction to foster a sustainable and thriving future, prioritizing the interconnectedness of environmental health and community well-being, with a focus on environmental justice and equity. The plan is guided by five key goals: cultivating a culture of inclusion and racial equity, enhancing relationships with sovereign Tribal governments, integrating environmental justice into all agency work, proactively addressing environmental challenges through technology and innovation, and improving decision support for the Environmental Quality Commission. The overarching vision is to advance environmental protection and justice for all communities and ecosystems in Oregon.
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This Water Quality Program Plan for the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality details efforts to protect, restore, and improve Oregon's water quality by implementing state and federal laws and regulations. The plan encompasses developing and enforcing water quality standards, regulating wastewater treatment and stormwater discharges, collecting and evaluating water quality data, providing grants and technical assistance for pollution reduction, protecting drinking water sources, and offering financing for water quality improvement projects. It also emphasizes coordination with other agencies and certification of wastewater operators. The overarching goal is to deliver integrated programs and services that safeguard public health and the environment across Oregon's rivers, lakes, streams, ocean, estuaries, and groundwater.
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