FY2018- DBH Copier Paper Goods Set-Aside DCSS Only - General Office Supplies

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Solicitation number
Doc365992
State
District of Columbia
Responses due

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Opportunity details come from contracts.ocp.dc.gov. Updated .

About this opportunity

The District of Columbia's Department of Behavioral Health (DBH) is seeking a procurement for general office supplies, specifically copier paper goods, through a targeted solicitation identified as FY2018- DBH Copier Paper Goods Set-Aside DCSS Only. This procurement opportunity was posted on April 23, 2018, with an expedited response deadline of April 24, 2018, indicating an urgent requirement for office paper products. The contract appears to be focused exclusively on supplying copier paper for the District's Consolidated Support Services (DCSS) division. While specific technical specifications are not provided in the available information, the procurement suggests a need for standard office paper products suitable for government administrative operations. The extremely short timeframe between posting and response deadline implies this is likely a rapid, streamlined procurement process with minimal complex evaluation criteria.

The contract opportunity is designated as a set-aside procurement, which suggests potential restrictions limiting bidders to specific categories of vendors, potentially including small businesses, disadvantaged business enterprises, or local District of Columbia-based suppliers. The set-aside designation typically means that only pre-qualified or specifically categorized vendors can compete for this contract, which aims to provide opportunities for targeted business communities. Without additional context, the potential award value cannot be precisely determined, but government office supply contracts typically range from modest amounts like $10,000 to more substantial multi-year agreements potentially exceeding $100,000. The procurement's focus on copier paper for a behavioral health department indicates a narrow, specific supply need that may be part of a larger strategic sourcing initiative for the District of Columbia's administrative support infrastructure.

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