Publications, Audiovisual Materials, Books, Textbooks, and Ancillary Services

Ended Term contract Texas Awarded

Contract number
715-M2
Awardee
Baker & Taylor, LLC
Contracting organization
CPA Contract Management

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About this contract

The Texas Term Contract 715-M2 is a comprehensive Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) focused on providing publications, audiovisual materials, books, textbooks, and ancillary services across multiple information and media categories. The contract covers a wide range of product types including directories, instruction booklets, periodicals, comic books, and magazines, as defined by the associated UNSPSC and NIGP codes. This IDV enables efficient procurement of diverse print and digital media resources for government and educational entities, with specific emphasis on book-related supplies, media materials, and informational publications.

Baker & Taylor, LLC has been awarded this term contract by the CPA Contract Management, with a performance period from June 29, 2020 to October 31, 2025. The contract is geographically scoped to the state of Texas and classified as a term contract, providing a structured mechanism for authorized users to access standardized pricing and streamlined purchasing processes for publications and related media services. While specific total contract value was not provided, the IDV offers a strategic sourcing solution for Texas state and local government agencies seeking consolidated media and publication procurement.

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Who holds contract 715-M2?

Contract 715-M2 was awarded to Baker & Taylor, LLC by CPA Contract Management in Texas on June 29, 2020.

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