Switch, dpdt, MOM on/ off/ MOM (used on CG) -REF 2096753

Dallas County's Dallas Area Rapid Transit Authority (DART) is seeking to procure a specific electrical component: a DPDT (Double Pole, Double Throw) switch with momentary on/off/momentary functionality, designated by reference number 2096753. This procurement is specifically for use on CG equipment, indicating a specialized technological or transportation-related application. The procurement opportunity was posted on January 15, 2026, with a response deadline of January 20, 2026, representing a relatively short turnaround time for potential vendors. The purchase order terms and conditions outline comprehensive requirements for suppliers, including strict quality assurance standards that mandate the supplied switches be of merchantable quality and suitable for their intended use. Vendors must comply with equal opportunity employment requirements and provide certification of non-association with foreign terrorist organizations, suggesting rigorous vendor vetting processes. The procurement appears to be a targeted, specific acquisition focused on precise technical specifications for electrical switching components.

The contract opportunity does not explicitly specify set-aside designations or restrictions on respondent organizations, though the terms suggest an open competitive procurement process. Vendors will need to demonstrate compliance with multiple regulatory requirements, including non-participation in boycotts of Israel and adherence to equal opportunity employment standards. Payment terms indicate that successful vendors will receive compensation thirty days from invoice or purchase order receipt, with invoices requiring detailed documentation including purchase order number, item descriptions, quantities, and pricing. While no specific budget range is disclosed, the procurement suggests a focused, potentially low-to-moderate value acquisition. DART retains significant contractual flexibility, including rights to terminate the contract for default or convenience, with termination for convenience limiting payment to only accepted work completed prior to contract cessation. All potential disputes will be governed by Texas law, with legal venue specified as Dallas County, further emphasizing the local jurisdictional context of this procurement opportunity.