What is the Technology Marketplace?
The City’s Technology Marketplace originated in the 1990’s as an efficient purchasing model for the City’s technology needs. It reduces the time required to complete a transaction from several months to 1-2 weeks. Through continuous process improvements, it now consists of 50+ suppliers with whom OCA has negotiated multi-year Term Contracts for as-needed purchases of technology goods and services. To use the Technology Marketplace, departments submit a requisition in PeopleSoft for OCA review. Once approved, a purchase through the Technology Marketplace results in a purchase order issued by OCA to the Technology Marketplace reseller. The purchase order draws down on the Technology Marketplace reseller’s Term Contract with the City and is subject to its terms and conditions. Departments cannot sign any agreements, but must abide by the manufacturer’s license, use and support terms. All other matters are governed by the Term Contract between the Technology Marketplace reseller and City.
Helpful guides:
- How to make purchases through the City’s Technology Marketplace
- How to request a no substitute for professional services that must be rendered by the manufacturer (Video)
- How to request a no substitute for professional services that must be rendered by the manufacturer (PPT)
- Learn how to create a Technology Marketplace sourcing event in PeopleSoft
- Step-by-step instructions on how to create a Technology Marketplace sourcing event in PeopleSoft
- Technology Marketplace 3.0 Training (videos):
Documents
Tech Marketplace 3.0 Suppliers
This is a complete list of all Technology Marketplace 3.0 Suppliers. This file is in excel.
The Micro LBE Pool consists of 20 Suppliers, some of whom have multiple contracts. This document is in PDF for easy download.
The Standard Pool consists of 54 Suppliers, some of whom are also LBEs. Please take note of the 10 Suppliers who have higher insurance requirements. This document is in PDF for easy download.
Learn more about what each TM 3.0 Supplier offers and specializes in.
Supplier Forms
Technology Marketplace suppliers must submit all bids or quotes using this template which consists of two tabs, one for Commodities and one for Professional Services. Please ensure you complete ach applicable tab correctly.
CMD Forms 2A & 2B approval is required for services over $200,000. Where the transaction is for both Commodities and Professional Services, the forms apply to the Service portion only. After obtaining these from the awarded Proposer, Depts must request both forms, the SOW and quote to CMD’s ivan.oldenkamp@sfgov.org for approval. The approved amount must equal the total estimated project spend, regardless of initial PO amount.
All technology purchases must use one or more of these NIGP category codes.