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Bob Barker Company, Inc.

UEI: SLED_7B96E9C559AA7BF0

Bob Barker Company, Inc. is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_7B96E9C559AA7BF0. It has been awarded $790,040 across 87 federal contracts. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS. Top awarding agencies include Harris County, Department Of Corrections, and Luzerne County.

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Bob Barker Company, Inc. specializes in the procurement and supply of institutional apparel, personal care products, and facility equipment. Their core capabilities include the provision of youth uniforms, clothing, and footwear, as well as the supply of specialized safety equipment such as spit hoo...

Bob Barker Company, Inc. specializes in the procurement and supply of institutional apparel, personal care products, and facility equipment. Their core capabilities include the provision of youth uniforms, clothing, and footwear, as well as the supply of specialized safety equipment such as spit hoods. The company also manages the distribution of feminine hygiene products and kitchen facility supplies, including sporks, demonstrating a comprehensive capacity to support the daily operational and logistical needs of secure facilities. The company maintains a strong operational relationship with the Department of Juvenile Justice and the Department of Corrections, where they primarily serve as a supplier of clothing, footwear, and essential hygiene and safety gear. They also provide similar procurement services to various county-level entities, including Luzerne, Bucks, and Harris counties, as well as the City of Fort Worth and the Colorado Department of Corrections. Their industry focus is centered on the institutional supply chain, specifically targeting the correctional and juvenile justice sectors. They position themselves as a reliable vendor for high-volume, specialized apparel and facility supplies required for the management of inmate and youth populations. The company is based in Fuquay Varina, North Carolina.

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RFP - Fire Inspection Management Software for Harris County Fire Marshal's Office
Solicitation # 26/0275
Harris County is soliciting proposals for a modern, secure, and scalable Fire Inspection Management System (FIMS) to support the Harris County Fire Marshal's Office. The desired solution is a unified enterprise platform centered on a master property record that integrates core business functions including inspections, plan review coordination, enforcement actions, and reporting. A critical component of the project is the implementation of a public-facing Operational Permit Management Solution (OPS) to unify permit applications across multiple jurisdictions. The system must be compatible with e-Permits, Microsoft Outlook, and Power BI, and must enable the administration of International Fire Code, International Building Code, and National Fire Protection Association standards. Key deliverables include the migration of historical Emergency Reporting data, system configuration, and comprehensive training for administrator and field staff. The contract will be awarded to the responsible vendor with the best evaluated proposal, with evaluation weights heavily favoring scope of service and system functionality at 30 percent and integration and reporting at 25 percent. Pricing accounts for only 10 percent of the total score. Vendors must adhere to a fixed pricing all-inclusive fee model and pass a mandatory cybersecurity and information technology controls review. Legally, the contract is governed by the laws of the State of Texas with exclusive venue in Houston. Additional requirements include a maximum 90-day transitional period for replacement vendors, mandatory workers compensation coverage, and potential payment bonds for subcontractors if the contract exceeds 25,000 dollars. All data remains the property of Harris County and must be exportable at any time.
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NAICS: 238290
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CSP - Annex 9 Courthouse - Elevator Modernization Project 2024 for the Harris County Office of County Engineer (Estimated Budget $275,000)
Solicitation # 26/0289
Harris County is soliciting bids for the turnkey modernization of one hydraulic elevator serving two floors at the Annex 9 Courthouse located at 1001 S. Sgt Marcario Garcia Dr., Houston, Texas. This project, managed by the Office of the County Engineer under solicitation number 26/0289, has an estimated budget of 275,000 dollars and is expected to commence on January 17, 2027. Bids must be submitted via the Bonfire portal by the response deadline of November 9, 2026. Award eligibility is heavily contingent upon compliance with Minority- and Woman-Owned Business Enterprise (M/WBE) goals. Bidders must submit a completed Utilization Plan, signed Letters of Intent, and active M/WBE certifications, or provide detailed documentation of good faith efforts to meet these goals. M/WBE firms must also demonstrate a Significant Local Presence by having a location or having performed on at least three contracts in the designated market area within the last three years. Additionally, the County may consider OSHA violation history and severity findings during the scoring process. Contractors are required to comply with Texas Workers Compensation Law and ensure all subcontractors are properly licensed, insured, and cleared from state, local, and federal debarment lists.
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