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Solicitation **** for a firm fixed price construction contract to replace a fire alarm system at the Federal Correctional Institution (FCI) in Edgefield, South Carolina. The project is estimated to be between $1,000,000 and $5,000,000. The solicitation is only available through the SAM database (www. ***. *. *). The contract is a 100% small business set-aside. Bidders must be registered in SAM and meet the size standard. Pre-bid site visit meeting minutes, responses to bidders questions, and provision **** are incorporated. Amendments will also be distributed through the SAM database.

The State of Illinois Department of Corrections (DOC) is requesting an extension of an emergency contract for electronic communication services for individuals in custody. The original contract was for telephone and tablet services, but the tablet contract expired. An emergency was declared to ensure continued service. The extension is needed to allow for the transfer of data from the vendor to DOC. The extension is limited to the scope of the emergency and will allow for a six-month implementation period. A competitive procurement process is not feasible as it would result in a loss of service. The bid opening date is **** at 12:00:00 PM. The original contract amount was $90,000 and the extension amount is $60,000.

This is a public tender for the sale of surplus and foreign excess personal property. Standard instructions, terms, and conditions apply. Bidders must inspect the property prior to submitting a bid. Payment must be made in accordance with the contract terms and conditions. The government reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Additional information regarding storage charges, late removal charges, common carriers, packing concerns, state or use tax, certificate of release, custom duties, taxes, origin of property, law governing contract, translation, joint bid action, denial of access, inspection, condition and location of property, consideration of bids, forms of bid deposit, bid price determination, title, delivery, loading, removal of property, payment, adjustment for variation in quantity or weight, weighing, switching, spotting, risk of loss, default, setoff of refunds, interest, eligibility of bidders, requirements to comply with applicable laws, definitions, disclosure, letters of credit, guaranteed descriptions, notice of debarred or suspended contractors, disputes, tie-in and all-or-none bid, demurrage and other standby cost, scrap warranty, convict labor, contract work hours and safety standards, overtime requirements, violation, withholding for unpaid wages, subcontracts, records, liability and insurance, radio frequency devices, us munitions list, commerce control list items, medical devices, demilitarization or mutilation, transporting hazardous materials, containers hazardous materials, toxic chemicals, dangerous property, compressed gas cylinders, respiratory protection program are included in the document. Specific conditions may apply to certain items, such as demilitarization or mutilation requirements for military equipment, hazardous materials, or medical devices.

This notice outlines the requirements for contractors providing emergency residential services to homeless veterans. Key points include performance measures, grievance procedures, intake packet requirements, medication management protocols, critical incident reporting, staff training, facility standards (including fire safety and accessibility), admission and eligibility criteria, and billing procedures. The notice also details contractor performance monitoring, information security and privacy requirements, and contract clauses. There are specific requirements for personnel, including criminal background checks, and for the facility, including inspections and maintenance. The contract includes detailed procedures for handling absences, discharges, and complaints. The notice also includes information about the contractor performance assessment reporting system (CPARS).

This notice outlines the requirements for contractors providing emergency residential services to homeless veterans. Key aspects include performance measures, grievance procedures, intake packets, medication management, critical incident reporting, staff training, facility requirements (including fire safety and inspections), eligibility criteria, and billing procedures. The notice also details information security and privacy requirements, and contractor performance monitoring. There are specific requirements for personnel, including criminal background checks, and for the facility, including fire safety inspections and ongoing bed bug infestation management.