REES TRAINING CENTER Gun storage equipment.

The Oregon Military Department (OMD) is seeking gun storage equipment for the Rees Training Center located in Hermiston, Oregon, through a Request for Quote (RFQ) issued for Union County. The procurement specifically requires 5 Model 84 Bifold cabinets (SEC-300-120HG), 9 Retracting Door Cabinets (1095-01-599-4878), and 7 Model 84 24/24 cabinets (SEC-300-24B), all from the SecureIT brand. OMD has determined these specific brand names and specifications are best suited for their needs based on continuity, quality, features, and performance. Bidders must submit quotes via email to Sam Goff, the Single Point of Contact, by September 22, 2025, at 9:00 AM PT. The procurement is FOB Destination, with potential additional delivery and installation charges. Vendors are required to provide a dollar amount for each line item to be considered for award, with the successful bidder receiving a Purchase Order from OMD for processing. Potential vendors must complete a comprehensive bidder information section including company details, authorized representative information, contact details, and identification numbers.

The RFQ does not explicitly outline any set-aside designations or restrictions on responding organizations. No information is provided about disadvantaged enterprise participation or incumbent vendors. The document does not specify a total award value or budget range for the gun storage equipment procurement. While the specific SecureIT models are mandated, suggesting some technological integration requirements, no details are provided about existing infrastructure or compatibility considerations. Vendors will be evaluated primarily on their ability to provide the exact specified SecureIT gun storage models at competitive pricing, with the ability to complete the bidder information section and meet the submission deadline. The delivery location is specifically identified as the Rees Training Center, indicating a localized procurement focused on meeting the precise equipment needs of the Oregon Military Department.