Disposable Paper and Plastic Products

The Texas multiple award vehicle 640-A1 provides comprehensive procurement access to disposable paper and plastic products for state and local government agencies. Products and services available include packaging trays, slotted corrugated cartons, cardboard inserts, carded packaging, paper napkins, paper bags, compostable food service products, corrugated boxes and sheets, paper cups and plates, plastic utensils, foam and plastic food service containers, and related packaging materials. The vehicle supports both institutional and operational needs across state agencies, enabling procurement of consumable items ranging from office supplies such as paper towels and tissue to specialized packaging and food service materials for state facilities and departments.

The Texas multiple award vehicle 640-A1 is administered by CPA Contract Management with an award date of February 4, 2025, and a completion date of February 28, 2027. Six prime contractors have been awarded positions on this term contract covering the State of Texas: Pacific Star Corporation, Always Available Wholesales & Supply Services Corporation, AHI Enterprises LLC, Pollock Investments Incorporated, Staples Contract & Commercial LLC, and Bear & Co Investments LLC. The contract operates as a term indefinite delivery vehicle, providing flexibility for state agencies to place orders throughout the performance period under pre-negotiated pricing and terms.

The vehicle encompasses six individual IDVs, each managed by a distinct prime contractor with a performance period extending through February 28, 2026. Individual awards under these IDVs range significantly in value, from as low as $20 to as high as $47,880, reflecting the flexible, as-needed nature of the procurement vehicle. Notable awards include a $115 award to Always Available Wholesales & Supply Services Corporation for paper cups, a $1,413 award to BSA Intercontinental LLC for molded fiber plates, and cumulative awards to contractors supporting state agencies including the Department of Criminal Justice, Department of Public Safety, Parks & Wildlife Department, and Health and Human Services Commission. The multiple award structure allows participating state agencies to select from competing contractors based on pricing, delivery requirements, and product specifications, with most awards incorporating rapid delivery timelines of two to fourteen days and tax-exempt status provisions under Texas Tax Code.