Custom magnets 30 PT;5" x NMB and 3 more items

State & local contract award Virginia Awarded

Contract number
A247_PC_TXN00613716
Awardee
Patdome Promotions
Contracting organization
George Mason University
Cumulative value
$1,884

About this award

George Mason University (GMU), a contracting organization in Virginia, awarded a contract to Patdome Promotions on July 21, 2026, with a cumulative value of $1,883.50. The contract encompasses the procurement and delivery of promotional materials to GMU Purchasing. The primary deliverable consists of 2,000 custom magnets (30 point stock, 5 inches by an unspecified dimension) at a unit price of $0.82 each, totaling $1,640.00. Additional line items include a GMU royalty fee of $165.50, a setup charge for magnet customization of $15.00, and shipping costs of $63.00.

All materials are to be delivered to GMU Purchasing in Virginia. Patdome Promotions, as the prime contractor, is responsible for the complete fulfillment of this contract, including the customization, packaging, and transportation of the promotional magnets. The contract structure indicates a single procurement event with no specified period of performance beyond the award date, suggesting a one-time purchase of promotional merchandise for the university's use.

Line items

Item Total
Custom magnets 30 PT;5" x NMB 2,000 Each × $0.82 $1,640.00
GMU royalty NMB 1 Each × $165.50 $165.50
Custom magnets 30 PT;setup NMB 1 Each × $15.00 $15.00
Shipping;shipping - magnet NMB 1 Each × $63.00 $63.00

Award details come from logi.cgieva.com. Updated .

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Who was awarded contract A247_PC_TXN00613716?

Contract A247_PC_TXN00613716 was awarded to Patdome Promotions by George Mason University in Virginia on July 21, 2026.

How much is contract A247_PC_TXN00613716 worth?

Its cumulative value is $1,884.

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