DOC DIX CC ICI-Electronic Frames order-BD

Ended Release Competitive Sealed Bidding Illinois Awarded

Contract number
22-426DOC-DIXON-P-43903 Release 13
Awardee
Solo Bambini
Contracting organization
Dixon Correctional Center
Contract amount
$1,158

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Award details come from bidbuy.illinois.gov. Updated .

About this award

The Illinois Department of Corrections, specifically the Dixon Correctional Center (DIXONCC426), awarded a competitive sealed bidding contract to Solo Bambini on August 25, 2025, with a performance period through June 30, 2026. The contract, identified as 22-426DOC-DIXON-P-43903, has a total contract value of $1,158.00 for the procurement of specialized eyeglass frames designed for high-security correctional environments.

The contract's primary line item involves the acquisition of Eagle Scout eyeglass frames in charcoal color, sized 50-20-140, specifically engineered for high-security use. The frames are constructed with soft, flexible, hypoallergenic plastic and notably exclude any metal components, including hinges or screws in the temples or frame structure. This design specification suggests a focus on safety and security, typical of correctional facility procurement requirements, with the frames being procured through a 3PS (three-party system) delivery method.

Line items

Item Total
Eyeglass Frame- Eagle Scout, Charcoal color. Size 50-20-140 Initial Term. High Security Use. Soft, flexible plastic, hypoallergenic. No hinges, screws, or metal in temples or any part of frame. —

Quick answers

Who was awarded contract 22-426DOC-DIXON-P-43903?

Contract 22-426DOC-DIXON-P-43903 was awarded to Solo Bambini by Dixon Correctional Center in Illinois on August 25, 2025.

How much is contract 22-426DOC-DIXON-P-43903 worth?

Its contract amount is $1,158.

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