Office and Schoolroom Furniture

Active TXMAS contract Texas Awarded

Contract number
TXMAS-24-42001
Awardee
Paragon Furniture, Inc.
Contracting organization
CPA Contract Management

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About this contract

The TXMAS TXMAS-24-42001 Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) is a comprehensive contract focused on office and schoolroom furniture procurement. The contract covers a range of industrial furniture, organizational systems, and related accessories, as defined by its UNSPSC and NIGP codes. Specific product categories include industrial furniture, voltage regulators, strain reliefs, cable and wiring ties, and various institutional furnishings such as dormitory furniture, library shelving, and miscellaneous furnishings. This IDV is designed to provide Texas government entities and educational institutions with a streamlined purchasing mechanism for furniture and related equipment.

The contract is awarded to Paragon Furniture, Inc. and is managed by CPA Contract Management, with an award date of July 31, 2024, and a completion date of July 17, 2028. As a TXMAS (Texas Multiple Award Schedule) contract, it is specifically scoped for use within the state of Texas, offering a state-specific procurement solution. While specific contract value details are not provided, the IDV's four-year performance period indicates a robust and long-term procurement vehicle for Texas governmental and educational organizations seeking standardized furniture and related equipment acquisitions.

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Who holds contract TXMAS-24-42001?

Contract TXMAS-24-42001 was awarded to Paragon Furniture, Inc. by CPA Contract Management in Texas on July 31, 2024.

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