Eaton Tripp Lite Series Surge Protector Power Strip 8-Outlets 4 USB Ports 6ft Cord Black - Surge… and 1 more item

Ended State & local contract award Florida Awarded

Contract number
C71F43
Awardee
Not on record
Contracting organization
Department of Health
Contract amount
$224.53

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About this award

The Florida Department of Health executed a contract award (C71F43) on April 20, 2026, for the procurement of electrical surge protection equipment. The contract encompasses two distinct product lines: twelve units of Eaton Tripp Lite Series Surge Protector Power Strips (model TLP864USBB) featuring eight outlets, four USB ports, and six-foot cords at $36.79 per unit, and eight units of Tripp Lite Protect It! surge suppressors (model TLP712B) with seven outlets and twelve-foot cords at $33.35 per unit. The total contract value is $224.

The contract period extends from the award date of April 20, 2026, through the completion date of June 30, 2026. The prime contractor information and specific location of performance are not provided in the available documentation. These surge protection devices are standard electrical accessories typically used to protect sensitive equipment and multiple devices from power surges in office and facility environments operated by the Department of Health.

Line items

Item Total
Eaton Tripp Lite Series Surge Protector Power Strip 8-Outlets 4 USB Ports 6ft Cord Black - Surge protector - TLP864USBB 12 Each × $36.79 $441.48
Tripp Lite Protect It! TLP712B 7-Outlet Surge Suppressor, 12 Cord, Black 8 Each × $33.35 $266.80

Quick answers

How much is contract C71F43 worth?

Its contract amount is $224.53.

Which organization awarded contract C71F43?

Department of Health in Florida awarded contract C71F43.

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