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This Solicitation opportunity from Texas was posted on June 26, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

3202600180 Bet Vending Multiple Locations

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3202600180State & Local

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NAICS: 445132
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Wellness Vending Machine Services
Solicitation # B260006
East Texas A&M University is soliciting proposals under RFP B260006 for a qualified vendor to provide, install, and operate wellness vending machines at its campus in Commerce, Texas. The selected vendor will be responsible for the full lifecycle of the service, including installation, stocking, maintenance, and removal of machines capable of dispensing over-the-counter medications, emergency contraception, at-home STI and respiratory testing kits, and women's health products. The machines must ensure purchase privacy, feature flexible compartment sizes, and integrate with the University's Transact Campus (Illumina) card payment system. The contract consists of an initial one-year term with four optional one-year renewals. The University will incur zero costs for the acquisition and operation of the equipment; instead, the vendor must propose an attractive commission structure payable to the university. Award decisions will be based on the respondent's demonstrated competence, qualifications, and the reasonableness of the proposed fee, with preference given to businesses based in Texas. Compliance requirements include PCIDSS certification, adherence to TX-RAMP and federal Civil Rights Act 1964 standards, and completion of certified cybersecurity training. Proposals must be submitted by 3:00 PM CT on October 9, 2026, via the designated online portal or physical delivery, and must include a signed execution of offer, a completed proposal form, and a felony conviction notification.
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5 days ago

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in 23 days
NAICS: 445132
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Vending Machine Installation and Operation Services City of Murrieta
Solicitation # 2026-03
The City of Murrieta Finance Department is soliciting competitive proposals for the installation and operation of snack and beverage vending machines at various city facilities. The selected vendor will be responsible for furnishing, installing, maintaining, supplying, and removing vending machines in designated locations. The contract is designed as a three-year agreement with the option for two additional one-year extensions. The City seeks a professional service provider that can ensure consistent service and a positive image, with the requirement that the vendor covers all operational costs, including licensing, so that no costs are borne by the City. Proposals must be submitted electronically via PlanetBids by October 9, 2026, at 5:00 PM. The award will be based on the best value, considering factors such as the proposer's experience with public sector clients, implementation plans, quality control procedures, and proposed commission or revenue-sharing options. Selected vendors must maintain a valid City of Murrieta business license and meet comprehensive insurance requirements, including Commercial General Liability of $2,000,000 per occurrence, Professional and Cyber Liability of $2,000,000, and Automobile Liability of $1,000,000. The final selection will be recommended for award during a public City Council meeting.
Finance Department of City of Murrieta

POSTED

6 days ago

DEADLINE

in 23 days

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The Texas Workforce Commission is seeking qualified vendors to provide comprehensive beverage and snack vending machine services across eight locations in Texas—Abilene, Amarillo, Brownwood, Fort Stockton, Nacogdoches, San Antonio, Victoria, and Waco—as part of its Business Enterprises of Texas program. This solicitation requires vendors to supply all labor, equipment, materials, installation, and ongoing maintenance services, with contract awards potentially issued to one or more respondents. The procurement operates under a revenue-generating model where vendors pay TWC a commission percentage based on gross monthly sales from each site, with commission rates structured as 65% for drinks, 30% for snacks, and 5% for miscellaneous items, weighted in a composite scoring formula that determines award selection. Each service location has an established baseline for gross monthly sales, and vendors must submit location-specific proposals detailing machine inventory, proposed commission rates, and service schedules. All proposals must include a detailed technical approach covering refund procedures, including petty cash policies, refund log maintenance, and processing frequency, alongside compliance with extensive administrative, financial, and operational requirements. Vendors are required to submit a full suite of documentation, including Form 1 through Form 5, financial questionnaires, references from the past five years excluding TWC, and supporting evidence of financial stability and legal compliance. They must also provide criminal background checks for all personnel accessing TWC facilities, obtain and maintain a performance bond equivalent to one month’s revenues, and carry commercial general liability insurance with minimum limits of $2 million per occurrence and $4 million aggregate, along with an umbrella liability policy of at least $25 million. Insurance and bonding must remain in effect for six months after contract expiration. Invoices must include detailed information such as vendor contact details, TWC purchase order and contract numbers, Texas Identification Number, itemized service descriptions, unit costs, and net totals, and must be submitted via email to APPO@twc.texas.gov. Payment is governed by the Texas Prompt Payment Act, with no late penalties if paid within 30 days of goods/services acceptance or receipt of an uncontested invoice, and TWC retains the right to withhold up to 110% of any disputed amount. The contract is subject to Texas law, with exclusive venue in Travis County, and may be terminated for cause without notice or for convenience with 30 days’ written notice. All bids must remain firm for 180 days, and failure to meet specifications, including latent defects or non-com

General Info

Vendors to provide full-service vending machines at Texas sites under TWC program via solicitation 3202600180.

Agency

Texas Workforce CommissionView Agency

NAICS

445132 - Vending Machine OperatorsView NAICS

Place of Performance

TX, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

(59)

Abilene Vending Services Commission Percentage Proposal

DOCXproposal-form

Attachment 12 - Waco Service Site Locations

PDFother

Attachment 6 - Amarillo Service Site Locations

PDFsow

1. TAB A -1- Amarillo -Proposal Form.pdf

PDF

Attachment 10 - San Antonio Service Site Locations

PDFservice-site-locations

TAB A - 2 Proposal Information - Amarillo

DOCXproposal-information

RFP Beverage and Snack Vending Machine Services - San Antonio Proposal Form

DOCXproposal-form

Brownwood Commission Percentage - BET Revenue Generating RFP

DOCXcontract-document

Addendum 1 for RFP 3202600180 CCRC Restroom Renovation

PDFamendment

RFP Beverage and Snack Vending Machine Services for Waco, TX

DOCXrfp

RFP 3202600180 BET Vending Multiple Locations - Questions and Answers

DOCXq-and-a

RFP Beverage and Snack Vending Machine Services Victoria TX Proposal Form

DOCXrfp

TAB A-1 Nacogdoches Proposal Form

DOCXproposal-form

3. TAB A - 3 - Amarillo -Commission Percentage.docx

DOCX

TAB A-1 Abilene Proposal Form

DOCXproposal-form

Attachment 1 - TWC Terms and Conditions

PDFterms-and-conditions

Attachment 8 - Fort Stockton Service Site Locations

PDFattachment-service-site-locations

Proposal Information - Abilene

DOCXproposal-information

RFP Form 2 - References for BET Vending Multiple Locations

DOCXrfp

1. TAB A - 1 - Nacogdoches - Proposal Form.docx

DOCX

Waco Commission Percentage for BET Revenue Generating RFP

DOCXcontract-document

2. TAB A - 2 - Brownwood - Proposal Information.docx

DOCX

3. TAB A - 3 - Abilene - Commission Percentage.docx

DOCX

RFP 3202600180 - Financial Questionnaire for BET Vending

DOCXrfp

1. TAB A - 1 - Brownwood- Proposal Form.docx

DOCX

2. TAB A - 2 - Amarillo -Proposal Information.docx

DOCX

Attachment 4 - Vending Price List

PDFprice-list

Attachment 5 - Abilene Service Site Locations

PDFattachment-service-site-locations

RFP Beverage and Snack Vending Machine Services Victoria TX

DOCXrfp

2. TAB A Waco - Proposal Information.docx

DOCX

Attachment 7 - Brownwood Service Site Locations

PDFother

RFP Attachment 2 - Insurance Requirements for BET Vending Multiple Locations

DOCXsow

Fort Stockton Proposal Information TAB A-2

DOCXproposal-information

Amarillo Vending Services Commission Percentage Proposal

DOCXrfp

Nacogdoches Proposal Information - TAB A

DOCXproposal-information

RFP Attachment 4: Performance Bond for 3202600180 - BET Multiple Locations

PDFperformance-bond

1. TAB A Waco - Proposal Form.docx

DOCX

RFP 3202600180 Execution of Response Form

DOCXrfp

Attachment 11 - Victoria Service Site Locations

PDFother

RFP Beverage and Snack Vending Machine Services San Antonio

DOCXrfp

Nacogdoches Commission Percentage Proposal Form

DOCXproposal-form

TAB A-2 Brownwood Proposal Information

DOCXproposal-information

Attachment 9 - Nacogdoches Service Site Locations

PDFother

Amarillo Commission Percentage for BET Revenue Generating RFP

DOCXrfp

San Antonio Commission Percentage for BET Revenue Generating RFP

DOCXcontract-document

2. TAB A - 2 - Fort Stockton - Proposal Information.docx

DOCX

Fort Stockton Proposal Form

DOCXproposal-form

Form 4 - Technical Approach

DOCXsow

3. TAB A - 3 - Brownwood - Commission Percentage.docx

DOCX

1. TAB A - 1- Fort Stockton - Proposal Form.docx

DOCX

2. TAB A - 2 - Nacogdoches - Proposal Information.docx

DOCX

1. TAB A -1 - Abilene - Proposal Form.docx

DOCX

Addendum 2 with Attachment A - BET Vending Multiple Locations RFP 3202600180

PDFamendment

Brownwood Proposal Form

DOCXproposal-form

RFP Beverage and Snack Vending Machine Services for Waco, TX

DOCXrfp

Fort Stockton Commission Percentage Proposal

DOCXproposal-form

TAB A -1 Amarillo Proposal Form

DOCXproposal-form

2. TAB A- 2 - Abilene - Proposal Information.docx

DOCX

Abilene Commission Percentage for BET Revenue Generating RFP

DOCXproposal-form-attachment

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AgencyTexas Workforce Commission
ContactsNo contacts available
OfficeTX, USA
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Texas Workforce Commission
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Office AddressTX, USA
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TWC seeks qualified vendors to provide beverage and snack vending machine services, including all labor, equipment, materials, installations, and maintenance services for the Texas Workforce Commission’s Business Enterprises of Texas (TWC-BET) program in Texas. It is TWC’s intention to award one (1) or more Contracts as a result of this solicitation.
Locations: Abilene Amarillo Brownwood Fort Stockton Nacogdoches San Antonio Victoria Waco

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