Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Oregon Department of Justice.
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City
The city where this buyer is located.
Salem
County
The county where this buyer is located.
Marion
Address
Physical address of this buyer.
100 SW Market St
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
(503) 378-4400
Zip Code
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97301-4096
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Startup Friendliness
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This document comprises multiple purchase orders issued by the Oregon Department of Justice to Granicus LLC (or GovDelivery LLC dba/Granicus) for Communications Cloud services. The primary PO (No. 139146) has an effective start date of August 1, 2023, for a 12-month term, totaling $24,398.16. Two other purchase orders (1548:13 and 1548:25), dated June 7, 2024, and an unspecified date respectively, each list a total cost of $19,443.71. All purchases are made under Price Agreement #1548, and terms and conditions are incorporated by reference from this agreement.
This document comprises a collection of Purchase Orders issued by the State of Oregon, primarily for Smartsheet licenses, renewals, and training services. Each Purchase Order is a distinct agreement detailing specific items, quantities, and costs, with its own total amount. The document includes the terms and conditions governing these individual purchases.
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Expiring contracts, renewals, and award history
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Oregon Department of Justice
The task force finalized their report, specifically addressing comments and edits regarding the definition of 'hidden homicides,' the role of fatality review boards in assessment, and the inclusion of statistical data on the association between domestic violence and mass violence. Members reached a consensus on the language to be used in the final report, with technical adjustments to be implemented post-vote. The motion to approve the final report was passed by the committee.
The committee held an annual meeting to discuss recommendations regarding judicial disability exemptions, specifically concerning public disclosure of documents, anonymous complaints, and the transparency of judicial misconduct or inability to fulfill duties. A significant portion of the meeting involved testimony from the Oregon Judicial Department and a former Chief Justice regarding the use of confidential processes under Oregon statute 1.303, which allows for early intervention and support for judges facing temporary disabilities. The discussion emphasized the importance of confidentiality in these processes to protect privacy and encourage judges to seek necessary medical leave without fear of public disclosure of sensitive health records, while also balancing the need for judicial accountability.
Public-sector contacts connected to Oregon Department of Justice.
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The task force held a final meeting to discuss and finalize their report. Key topics included the potential extension of the report deadline to allow for additional contributions and the impact of such an extension on the legislative session timeline. Members reviewed edits integrated into the draft, particularly regarding suicide intervention, prevention plans, and fatality review boards. Discussions also touched upon the necessity of dedicated resources and implementation processes for these initiatives, as well as the balance between voluntary versus mandatory participation to ensure comprehensive and effective outcomes.
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