OCA SHF | glock GEN6 FY27

The City and County of San Francisco Office of Contract Administration, on behalf of the San Francisco Sheriff's Department, is requesting bids for 100 Glock G17 Gen6 9MM Optic Ready Pistols with Amglo Sights and three 17-round magazines per unit under IFB P-696, with bids due October 27, 2026, at 1:00 PM PDT and written questions due October 23, 2026.

A Local Business Enterprise (LBE) preference applies. Small and Micro-LBE bidders certified in the Law Enforcement Equipment and Supplies category (EQ082) by the bid due date are eligible for a 10% bid discount on purchase orders valued between $20,000 and $400,000; SBA LBEs receive no discount in this range.

The scope is fixed to the specified manufacturer, brand, make, and model—Glock G17 Gen6 9MM Optic Ready with Amglo Sights. No substitutes or equal products are permitted. Each unit includes three 17-round magazines. Delivery is due November 3, 2026, to City Hall, Room 430, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place, San Francisco, California 94102. Shipping costs must be incorporated into unit pricing and delivered freight on board.

Bidders must complete all designated cells on the bid sheet in full; failure to do so results in bid rejection. All line items must be bid. Pricing must be submitted in U.S. dollars, exclusive of sales tax. Award will go to the lowest responsive bidder based on lowest extended price (unit price multiplied by the estimated annual quantity of 100 units).

Minimum qualifications include registration with the SF City Partner Supplier Portal, completion of a bidder questionnaire, submission of Chapter 21H attestation, and three past invoices or contracts demonstrating experience with similar goods. Bidders must also enroll in Paymode-X for electronic payments and register with the San Francisco Treasurer & Tax Collector. The First Source Hiring Program requires compliance for contracts exceeding $50,000; businesses must submit a workforce projection form to business.services@sfgov.org.

The City anticipates evaluation within thirty days of receipt. A Notice of Intent to Award will be followed by a three-business-day protest period. The successful bidder must accept the City's Purchase Order Terms without negotiation, with supporting documentation (insurance and bonds) due within five business days of the Notice of Intent to Award.