How to bid on WISKI software and licensing for Pierce County

What Pierce County is buying

Pierce County plans to buy WISKI software and licensing for NPDES monitoring through a directly negotiated sole-source procurement. Vendors that believe they can meet the need and requirements identified in the notice may submit a capability statement.

This is an opportunity for capable alternatives to explain their fit before the County proceeds with its planned purchase.

Deadline and what happens next

The submission deadline is November 9, 2026, at 7:00 PM ET. Submit your capability statement before that time.

The notice describes a directly negotiated sole-source purchase. It does not provide details about what happens after the capability-statement deadline.

Who this opportunity suits

This notice is relevant to technology vendors that believe they can meet the County’s stated need for WISKI software and licensing for NPDES monitoring. The notice does not specify additional technical requirements.

How to access and respond

Open the opportunity on OpenGov Procurement using the “View original source” option. If a “just a moment” security check appears, let it finish so the project page can load.

Sign in or create a free vendor account to download plans, ask questions, join the planholders list, and submit your response before the deadline. Addenda notices come through OpenGov.

Prepare a clear capability statement

Address the need and requirements identified in the notice directly. Explain what your firm can provide for WISKI software and licensing for NPDES monitoring, and make your capabilities easy to assess.

Check the OpenGov project page for plans, questions and answers, and addenda before submitting. Allow time to complete the portal steps and confirm that your response is submitted before the deadline.