Commercial Kitchen Appliances and Equipment

The Texas Term Contract 165-A1 is a comprehensive indefinite delivery vehicle for commercial kitchen appliances and equipment, supporting various state agencies' procurement needs. The contract enables purchasing a wide range of kitchen infrastructure items, including ice machines with varied specifications, stainless steel work tables, knife cabinets, worktop freezers, single-door merchandiser refrigerators, countertop icemakers with water dispensers, and associated cleaning and maintenance supplies. The contract's scope encompasses specialized equipment designed to support institutional kitchens across Texas state facilities, with line items ranging from heavy industrial ice machines to smaller supplementary kitchen accessories.

The master IDV is managed by the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts Contract Management division, with NV Technical Services, L.C. serving as the primary contractor. The contract is structured as a term contract with a performance period from January 15, 2021, to August 31, 2025, covering the entire state of Texas. While no aggregate contract value is explicitly stated, individual line items demonstrate significant investment in kitchen equipment, with ice machines ranging from $70,560 to $93,730 and smaller equipment items priced between $22 and $5,285.

Contract awards under this IDV demonstrate diverse utilization across multiple Texas state agencies, including the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Texas Military Department, Texas Health and Human Services Commission, and Texas Workforce Commission. Seven distinct awards have been made, with cumulative values ranging from $946 to $93,730. Notable awardees include NV Technical Services, L.C., TCI, and BHS Foodservice Solutions LLC. The awards consistently maintain the August 31, 2025 completion date and are structured as term contracts, indicating a standardized procurement approach across different state entities. Each award focuses on specific kitchen equipment procurement, supporting the operational needs of various state institutions.