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COOMBS, THEODORE

UEI: EP9UUNEJJEB4

COOMBS, THEODORE is a federal contractor, registered under UEI EP9UUNEJJEB4. It has been awarded $12,722 across 2 federal contracts. Primary work spans Computer and Office Machine Repair and Maintenance and All Other Legal Services. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Defense.

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Awards by Agency
Department Of Defense$12.7K100%
Awards by NAICS
811212 - Computer and Office Machine Repair and Maintenance$9.7K76.4%
541199 - All Other Legal Services$3.0K23.6%
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NAICS: 811212
New
DIBBS
Quality Inspection and Government Acceptance SupportThis contract requires comprehensive support for government inspection activities at the destination, including pre-shipment verification to ensure all items meet established quality and compliance standards. The work involves thorough documentation and strict adherence to DFARS Appendix F requirements, ensuring that all defense-related supplies and components are sourced and manufactured in compliance with U.S. federal acquisition regulations for domestic sourcing, materials, and production processes. The subcontractor must be prepared to coordinate seamlessly with government representatives during inspection phases, providing complete and verifiable records to affirm compliance throughout the supply chain. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 811212 and is issued by the Department of Defense through the Maritime Supply Chain office. It was posted on August 4, 2026, with responses due by August 19, 2026. Placement of performance is not specified beyond the destination inspection point, and no set-aside designation is indicated, meaning the opportunity is open to all qualified entities. All activities must align with the Defense Logistics Agency’s procurement framework as referenced through the provided DIBBS solicitation link, and the successful bidder must demonstrate capability in supporting federal acceptance procedures with precision and full regulatory fidelity.
MARITIME SUPPLY CHAIN

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NAICS: 541199
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SLED
Utah State Courts Legal Representation for Respondents in Guardianship Cases (GRAMP)
Solicitation # AOC27001
The Utah State Courts is seeking a qualified firm or agency to provide legal representation to respondents in guardianship petitions filed across the state under the Guardianship Reporting and Monitoring Program, a pilot initiative funded by the Judicial Council. The program addresses cases where judges have either bypassed statutory requirements for attorney appointment or relied solely on court visitors, resulting in approximately 130 cases annually that are ineligible for attorney waivers. These cases, each requiring an estimated five to fifteen hours of legal work, will be assigned to the selected provider after a mandatory sixty-day window during which private attorneys may volunteer through the Guardianship Signature Program. The contract will be awarded on a firm-fixed-price basis at $100 per hour, with an annual maximum payout of $130,000, and is anticipated to be awarded to a single offeror following a two-phase evaluation process. Proposers must first achieve a minimum score of 51 out of 85 in Phase I, which assesses capacity and scalability, guardianship and disability law experience, attorney competency and qualifications, and references from prior guardianship cases, before advancing to a Phase II interview worth an additional fifteen points. The evaluation prioritizes technical merit over cost, with no requirement for small business or socioeconomic certifications, and is not structured as a lowest price technically acceptable procurement. Proposals must demonstrate direct experience working with disabled or impaired respondents, familiarity with GRAMP systems including GSP, CVP, and WINGS, and the ability to manage caseloads beyond the average ten hours per case. Offerors must certify attorney competency through GRAMP training or written attestation, commit to using standardized GRAMP reporting forms and data portals, and disclose conflict-of-interest procedures with supporting documentation, including three completed case examples per attorney. All personnel performing work on state premises must pass background checks, and the contractor and its subcontractors must comply with Utah’s employment verification system and confidentiality obligations under the Government Data Privacy Act. The contractor is responsible for indemnifying the state against claims, must obtain prior written approval before assigning or subcontracting work, and is prohibited from engaging in publicity related to the contract without state approval. The contract will be administered under state-specific clauses addressing remedies, assignment, procurement ethics, survival of terms, and order of precedence, with payments processed by the state within thirty days of receipt of a compliant invoice. Deliverables include full legal representation through case disposition, timely submission of documentation, and transfer of all work product as work made for hire with full intellectual property rights vested in the state,
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NAICS: 811212
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Federal
Maintenance & Lifecycle Support PlanThe contract titled Maintenance & Lifecycle Support Plan outlines a comprehensive service agreement to ensure the continued operational integrity of a critical system through preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and one dedicated on-site technician visit for a system health check. The provider is expected to deliver proactive care to minimize downtime, identify potential failures before they occur, and resolve issues efficiently when they arise, maintaining system reliability over its operational lifecycle. The on-site visit is a key component designed to allow direct assessment of hardware, software, and environmental conditions, ensuring that the system performs optimally under real-world conditions. This subcontract, categorized under NAICS code 811212, is issued by the Department of Defense through its DCSO-COLUMBUS-DIVISION-2 office and is performance-based in Philadelphia with a zip code of 19111. The opportunity was posted on August 4, 2026, and responses are due by August 18, 2026, at 4:00 PM. There is no set-aside designation specified, and the contract does not include details on point of contact information. All work must be executed in compliance with the Department of Defense’s requirements for system sustainment and readiness, with the goal of extending service life, reducing repair costs, and maintaining mission-critical capabilities.
DCSO-COLUMBUS-DIVISION-2

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