DOC Lockers

The District of Columbia Department of Corrections (DOC) is seeking a contractor to provide a no-cost lease agreement for lockable, coin-operated patron lockers at the CDF's visitor and employee entrances. The procurement involves supplying locker units with specific size requirements that will be placed in pre-designated areas within entrance locations. The primary objective is to offer temporary storage solutions for small personal items for both visitors and employees. The contractor must agree to a unique payment structure involving a percentage-based rental payment model, where a portion of gross annual locker receipts will be remitted to DOC. Key qualifications include the ability to provide appropriately sized locker units, willingness to implement a revenue-sharing arrangement, and capability to install and maintain coin-operated storage units in designated institutional spaces. The contract opportunity was originally posted on January 30, 2007, with an anomalous due date of December 30, 1899, which appears to be an administrative error in the original posting.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the contract opportunity description, the procurement suggests a specialized vendor with experience in institutional locker systems and revenue-sharing agreements. The contract appears to be structured as a no-cost lease, indicating that the selected vendor will generate revenue through coin operations while providing a financial return to DOC. No incumbent vendors are mentioned, and there are no explicit restrictions on enterprise types or disadvantaged business enterprise (DBE) requirements. The contract does not specify a precise budget range, but the revenue-sharing model implies potential financial benefits for both the contractor and DOC. The locker system represents an infrastructure enhancement designed to improve security and convenience for visitors and employees at the District of Columbia corrections facility.