BL122-25 Uniform Rental and Laundering Services on an Annual Contract

Crisp County, Georgia is seeking competitive bids for a uniform rental and laundering services contract designated as BL122-25, with proposals due on September 8, 2025. The procurement is for an annual contract to provide comprehensive uniform management services for county departments, which likely includes regular rental, cleaning, maintenance, and potential replacement of work uniforms. The solicitation appears to target vendors specializing in industrial and municipal uniform service solutions, with potential requirements for frequency of laundering, uniform quality standards, and potential customization for different county departments. Interested vendors must carefully review the attached BL122_25 INV.pdf document, which presumably contains detailed specifications, submission guidelines, and technical requirements. The procurement timeline indicates the opportunity was posted on August 21, 2025, providing approximately two weeks for potential vendors to prepare and submit comprehensive proposals that meet the county's specific uniform service needs.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the provided information, government procurement opportunities often include preferences for small businesses, minority-owned enterprises, or local vendors. The contract likely involves significant interaction with county departments, requiring vendors to demonstrate professional uniform management capabilities, reliability, and potentially local service capacity. The solicitation suggests this is a recurring annual contract, which implies potential long-term revenue for the selected vendor and an opportunity for establishing a sustained business relationship with Crisp County. Though exact budget ranges are not specified, uniform rental and laundering services for a county government typically represent a moderate-value contract potentially ranging from $50,000 to $250,000 annually, depending on the number of employees and departments requiring service. Vendors should be prepared to provide comprehensive pricing structures, demonstrate technical capabilities, and showcase previous experience with similar municipal or government uniform service contracts.