Amazon Basics Cardstock Pa PCE and 2 more items

State & local contract award Virginia Awarded

Contract number
A247_PC_TXN00623919
Awardee
Amazon com LLC
Contracting organization
George Mason University
Cumulative value
$52.89

About this award

Amazon.com LLC has been awarded a contract by George Mason University in Virginia for the supply of office and educational materials, with an award date of September 17, 2026, and a cumulative contract value of $52.00. The contract encompasses three distinct line items: Amazon Basics Cardstock Paper (quantity of 2 units at $12.99 per unit), Scotch Magic Tape Invisible (quantity of 1 unit at $19.65), and Oxford Index Cards 3 x 5 (quantity of 1 unit at $7.26). All items are designated for delivery to the George Mason University Purchasing department.

The contract represents a procurement of consumable office supplies intended to support George Mason University's operational requirements. As the prime contractor, Amazon.com LLC is responsible for fulfilling the specified quantities of paper products, adhesive tape, and index cards. The modest contract value and limited scope indicate this is a routine office supply procurement rather than a comprehensive requirements contract, with all deliverables directed to GMU Purchasing for distribution and use within the institution.

Line items

Item Total
Amazon Basics Cardstock Pa PCE 2 Each × $12.99 $25.98
Scotch Magic Tape, Invisib PCE 1 Each × $19.65 $19.65
Oxford Index Cards, 3 x 5 PCE 1 Each × $7.26 $7.26

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

Quick answers

Who was awarded contract A247_PC_TXN00623919?

Contract A247_PC_TXN00623919 was awarded to Amazon com LLC by George Mason University in Virginia on September 17, 2026.

How much is contract A247_PC_TXN00623919 worth?

Its cumulative value is $52.89.

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