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The bid is for mobile data computers and accessories for the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department. Bids must be submitted electronically through the ePro system by November 5, 2025, at 3:00 PM PDT. The county's payment terms are net 60 days. The contract will be for one year, with the option to extend for two additional two-year periods or four additional one-year periods, tentatively beginning in December 2025. A local vendor preference policy applies. Protests must be submitted in writing within ten calendar days of the issuance date of a notice of intent to award.

The Little Rock Port Authority (LRPA) is seeking qualified mooring service companies to provide exclusive mooring, repair, and surveillance services for barges and freight vessels. Applicants must demonstrate qualifications in mooring services within Arkansas and Little Rock, lack conflicts of interest, and possess knowledge of port authorities. The selection process involves a review of RFQ proposals, potential interviews, and contract negotiation. Proposals, including a fee-sharing compensation arrangement, are due by noon CST on October 10, 2025. Four copies of the proposal must be submitted to the LRPA. The selected applicant will be compensated through a service fee-sharing arrangement.

The tender seeks immediate repairs to waterfront structures in New Jersey and New York. Bidders must meet specific qualification criteria, including a minimum of five years of continuous experience as a general contractor performing similar work, and demonstrate experience in waterfront structure repairs. Bidders must also confirm their SBE certification status. The intent to bid deadline is October 14th, 2025, 2:30 PM EDT, and the final submission deadline is also October 14th, 2025, 2:30 PM EDT. The bid documents, including the compensation and payments price page, and qualification information, are required. The bid table must be completed online.

The Little Rock Port Authority (LRPA) is seeking qualified mooring service companies to provide exclusive mooring, repair, and surveillance services for barges and freight vessels. Applicants must demonstrate qualifications in mooring services within Arkansas and Little Rock, lack conflicts of interest, and possess knowledge of port authorities. The selection process involves a review of RFQ proposals, potential interviews, and contract negotiation. Proposals, including a fee-sharing compensation arrangement, are due by noon CST on October 10, 2025. Four copies of the proposal must be submitted to the LRPA. The selected applicant will be compensated through a service fee-sharing arrangement.

The document is a Performance Work Statement (PWS) for lightning protection systems service and repair at the Letterkenny Munitions Center (LEMC). The period of performance is one base year (November 21, 2025 to November 20, 2026) and two option years. The contractor must provide all personnel, equipment, and materials necessary for the service and repair, adhering to specific standards and regulations (DA PAM ****). Testing of approximately **** test points is required, and repairs must be scheduled within 48 hours of reporting a deficiency. The contractor must have technicians trained according to government standards, and all employees must complete the necessary background checks. Contractor vehicles must meet specific security requirements. The government will provide certain facilities. The contractor must furnish all other equipment, including testing equipment capable of measuring resistance up to 1 ohm. The warranty on repairs is at least 12 months. The contractor must attend post-award conferences. All contract personnel must wear government-issued identification badges. Specific publications are applicable to this PWS.