In plain English
The State of New Jersey is seeking bids for its Behavioral Risk Factor Survey. Bidders must submit pricing on the state-supplied price sheet included with the solicitation attachments. The response deadline and survey requirements are not provided here.
About this bid
The Bidder must submit its pricing using the State-Supplied Price Sheet accompanying this Bid Solicitation and located on the "Attachments" Tab. Please refer to Bid Solicitation Section
3.24 State-Supplied Price Sheet Instructions for more information. Point of contact: Emma Rutkowski ([email protected]). Solicitation 26DPP01290 from Division of Purchase and Property. Full documents and how to respond are on NJSTART, New Jersey procurement portal (viewing is public).
Details
- Agency
- Division of Purchase and Property
- Classification (PSC)
- Educational Research Services; Scientific Research Services; Non-Related Research Services (1099); Public Opinion Surveys; Marketing Service, Including Distribution, Research, Sales Promotions, etc; Communications Marketing Services
- Place of performance
- Trenton, New Jersey
How to access this bid
Click “View the original posting” — it opens this bid’s detail page (public, no sign-in needed to view); the documents are listed there.
To quote electronically, register a free vendor account on the portal; otherwise follow the submission directions in the bid.
Submit before the deadline.
Documents
Listed on the original posting. Download them from the agency's portal.
- T0946 Bid Solicitation 10.20.26
- T0946 Price Sheet 10.20.26
- Attachment 1 - Combined State of New Jersey Standard Terms and Conditions 6.3.2025
- Attachment 2 - Standard Procurement Forms Packet
- Attachment 3- State-of-New-Jersey_Third-Party-Information-Security-Questionnaire_NDA_2024
- Attachment 4 - New Jersey Behavioral Risk Factor Survey
- Attachment 5 - BRFSS Protocol
- Attachment 6 - BRFSS Self-Certification Form
- Attachment 7 - NJBRFS Generic Crisis Protocol
- T0946 Pre-Quote Conference 10.20.26
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