BAG POLY WHITE XTRA-HEAVY 38 X 58 . 75 MIL 100/CS - ref 2093988

Dallas County's procurement opportunity involves the acquisition of BAG POLY WHITE XTRA-HEAVY 38 X 58 .75 MIL 100/CS, with a specific reference number 2093988, currently open for bidding. The procurement is being conducted by the Dallas Area Rapid Transit Authority (DART), with proposals due by August 7, 2025. The primary deliverable is a specific type of polyethylene bag characterized by white coloration, extra-heavy duty construction, measuring 38 x 58 inches, with a 0.75 mil thickness, packaged in cases of 100 units. DART's procurement process is governed by comprehensive purchase order terms and conditions that outline detailed requirements for vendor performance, including specific invoicing procedures, delivery expectations, and inspection protocols. The procurement opportunity represents a standard municipal supply contract with stringent compliance requirements, including provisions for commercial warranties, quality assurance, and adherence to specified technical specifications.

While no specific set-aside designations or disadvantaged enterprise requirements are explicitly detailed in the provided documentation, the contract appears to be open to standard commercial vendors capable of meeting DART's technical and performance specifications. The purchase order terms indicate strict compliance expectations, including certifications related to foreign terrorist organizations and Israel boycott compliance. DART maintains significant contractual flexibility, including rights to modify orders, terminate agreements for convenience or default, and resolve disputes through established administrative processes. The jurisdiction is explicitly Dallas County, Texas, with all legal matters to be governed by Texas state law and adjudicated within Dallas County venues. Although no specific budget range is provided in the available documentation, the procurement appears to be a standard municipal supply contract for institutional-grade packaging materials, likely subject to standard municipal procurement budgetary constraints and competitive bidding protocols.