Contract 26330641
Texas Awarded
- Contract number
- 26330641
- Awardee
- The Hertz Corporation
- Contracting organization
- Texas A & M University
- Cumulative value
- $76.64
About this award
The State of Texas, through Texas A&M University - 711, awarded a purchase order (PO No. 26330641) to The Hertz Corporation on August 6, 2026. The awardee is located at 8501 Williams Road, Estero, Florida 33928. This offline sale purchase order represents a single transaction under Contract 975-C1, a term contract arrangement, with a total contract value of $76.64. The line item procured consists of one unit of commodity code "D" at a unit price of $76.64 (National Institute of Governmental Purchasing code 97514). The delivery date specified in the purchase order is August 6, 2026, with zero days advance required notice for delivery.
The purchase qualifies for Texas state and city sales tax exemption under Texas Tax Code Section 151.309(4) due to the exclusive use designation for the State of Texas or a Texas political subdivision. The State of Texas is additionally exempt from all Federal Excise Taxes except as specified in individual contract terms. While the specific product or service description referenced as commodity code "D" is not detailed in the available documentation, the procurement falls under the state's standard term contract purchasing framework and reflects a minimal-value transaction typical of routine state acquisitions.
Files
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| 26330641-0.pdf |
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Quick answers
Who was awarded contract 26330641?
Contract 26330641 was awarded to The Hertz Corporation by Texas A & M University on August 6, 2026.
How much is contract 26330641 worth?
Its cumulative value is $76.64.
Is contract 26330641 an order under another contract?
Yes. It was placed under contract 975-C1.
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