MRO Supplies

Texas Awarded

Contract number
26063083
Awardee
Fastenal Company
Contracting organization
University of Houston
Cumulative value
$14.28

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About this award

The University of Houston, located in Texas, has awarded a Texas Multiple Award Schedule (TXMAS) contract to Fastenal Company of Winona, Minnesota on October 8, 2025. The contract (TXMAS-25-45004) covers Maintenance, Repair, and Operations (MRO) Supplies, with an initial purchase order (PO No. 26063083) for a single line item valued at $14.28. The procurement was executed through the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts' Statewide Procurement Division, leveraging a pre-negotiated state contract mechanism that enables multiple vendors to provide goods at predetermined pricing.

This contract benefits from the State of Texas' tax-exempt status under Texas Tax Code, Section 151.309(4), which eliminates federal excise taxes for state and political subdivision purchases. The contract appears to be a strategic sourcing arrangement for MRO supplies, allowing the University of Houston flexible access to essential maintenance and operational materials through a competitively pre-selected vendor. While the initial purchase is minimal, the TXMAS contract structure suggests potential for broader, ongoing procurement of similar supplies throughout the contract's performance period.

Line items

Item Total
MRO Supplies 1 × $14.28 $14.28

Files

File Type Posted
26063083-0.pdf PDF

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Who was awarded contract 26063083?

Contract 26063083 was awarded to Fastenal Company by University of Houston in Texas on October 8, 2025.

How much is contract 26063083 worth?

Its cumulative value is $14.28.

Is contract 26063083 an order under another contract?

Yes. It was placed under contract TXMAS-25-45004.

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