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Lacey Fire District 3

· Other government entity

· Washington

Enterprise Resource Planning System

PROPOSALS DUE

October 16, 2026, 2:00 pm PDT

Due today

WHAT THEY WANT

(Summarized from the RFP)

Lacey Fire District 3, a fire protection district serving over 110,000 residents across approximately 70 square miles in Thurston County, Washington, is seeking a qualified vendor to provide, implement, train on, and support a cloud-based Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system to replace its current Tyler ERP Pro 10 platform. The District operates with a 2026 annual budget of approximately $50 million — projected to grow to $70 million over the next five years — and employs approximately 193 personnel, with anticipated growth to 250 employees.

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ABOUT THIS RFP

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Entity type

Other government entity

State

Washington

Summarized from the Lacey Fire District 3 portal.

HOW TO SUBMIT

Proposals must be submitted electronically via email to rfp@laceyfire.com. Written narratives shall be submitted in PDF format; the requirements matrix and cost proposal shall each be submitted in Microsoft Excel format. The vendor's name must be included in all file names. Electronic signatures are acceptable. The maximum email attachment size is 150 MB; if a proposal exceeds this limit, the proposer shall provide a secure download link accessible to the District at the time of submission and remaining accessible for at least 30 days thereafter. Proposals shall be organized in the following order: (1) Cover Letter and Executive Summary, (2) Vendor Organization and Qualifications, (3) Proposed ERP Solution Overview, (4) Detailed Functional Response, (5) Requirements Response Matrix, (6) Implementation Methodology and Schedule, (7) Data Conversion Plan, (8) Integration Plan, (9) Security, Privacy, and Business Continuity Response, (10) Vendor Support and Customer Success Response, (11) AI and Technology Roadmap, (12) References, (13) Exceptions and Assumptions, (14) Cost Proposal, and (15) Other Information Requested by the District. The District will acknowledge receipt of each complete submittal. Late proposals may be rejected.

NAICS CODES & TAGS

541511

541512

Website Development

Information Technology Support Services

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