FY13 DOES V Fold Pressure Seal Paper
Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- Doc97428
- State
- District of Columbia
- Responses due
Opportunity facts
- NIGP codes
- UNSPSC codes
- 44111523 Desk organizer accessories kit
- 44121632 Scissor sharpener
- 44121633 Postage stamp dispensers
- 14111509 Stationery
- 72151403 Rope access work positioning service
- 44111500 Organizers and accessories
- 44111503 Desktop trays or organizers
- 44111520 Surface protectors or pads
- 44111606 Cash box trays
- 44121627 Bookmark
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- 44111502 Desk drawer organizers
- 44111605 Cash or ticket boxes
- 44121634 Adhesive rollers
- 56101716 Desktop organizer hutches
- 80141904 Digital event service
- 44102502 Sorters
- 44111501 Message holders or dispensers
- 44111510 Hanging organizers or accessories
- 44121631 Glue dispensers or refills
- 44122001 Index card files
- 44122009 Rotary or business card files
- 14111800 Business use papers
Opportunity details come from contracts.ocp.dc.gov. Updated .
About this opportunity
The District of Columbia's Department of Employment Services (DOES) is seeking procurement for FY13 V Fold Pressure Seal Paper through this state and local contract opportunity. The solicitation, posted on February 21, 2013, with a submission deadline of February 26, 2013, appears to be a targeted procurement for specialized paper products. While specific technical details are limited in the provided documentation, the contract seems focused on acquiring pressure seal paper with a V-fold configuration, likely for administrative or reporting purposes within the employment services department. The procurement appears to be a straightforward goods acquisition with a very compressed timeline, requiring potential vendors to submit their proposals within a five-day window. The short turnaround suggests an urgent or time-sensitive requirement for these specific paper materials.
Given the limited information provided, it is challenging to definitively state set-aside designations or precise vendor restrictions. The contract does not explicitly indicate preferences for disadvantaged business enterprises or specific vendor qualifications in the available documentation. The procurement appears to be a standard goods acquisition without complex integration requirements or technology specifications. Without additional context, the potential award value remains uncertain, though it likely represents a relatively modest procurement given the focused nature of the paper product solicitation. The District of Columbia's procurement process typically follows standard municipal purchasing protocols, which may include standard vendor qualification checks and potentially local vendor preference considerations.
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