ESBD_384775_1733950324075_Proprietary Purchase - World Lottery Association Membership.pdf
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- Proprietary Purchase - Membership
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- RQ25-0248SV
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- Texas
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This is a proprietary purchase notice from the Texas Lottery Commission regarding their intent to enter into a membership with the World Lottery Association. The document outlines the Commission's plan to acquire this membership to provide additional resources that support their mission of generating revenue for Texas through responsible lottery product management and sales. The procurement is being conducted under the State Lottery Act (Tex. Gov't Code §466.001) and Texas Lottery Commission procurement rules (16 Tex. Admin. Code §401.101).
The notice invites competing vendors to respond if they believe they can provide equivalent services that meet the membership specifications, though no specific pricing terms or membership costs are disclosed in the document. Vendors must explain how their alternative product or service would adequately satisfy the requirements of a World Lottery Association membership. The document does not specify any set-asides, funding sources, or current environment details.
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Proprietary Purchase – World Lottery Association Membership
Proprietary Purchase - The Texas Lottery Commission intends to enter into a proprietary membership with the World Lottery Association. Membership with this association will provide the Texas Lottery with additional resources to continue its mission of generating revenue for the State of Texas through responsible management and sale of entertaining lottery products. This solicitation is being advertised in accordance with the State Lottery Act (Tex. Gov't Code §466.001), as amended;
the procurement rules of the Texas Lottery Commission, 16 Tex. Admin. Code §401.101, et seq.);
and other applicable laws of the State of Texas. If a competing vendor believes it can satisfy these specifications, it should respond with its product/service and explain how the specifications will be adequately met.
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