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LAW ENFORCEMENT AND SAFETY EQUIPMENT Amendment #7

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CTR013828-A7State & Local

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This contract, titled Law Enforcement and Safety Equipment Amendment #7, is an award notice issued by the Ohio Administrative Services agency. The scope of work focuses on the procurement and installation of critical safety and security infrastructure, specifically covering security surveillance and detection, fire protection, and the installation of related safety and security system equipment. The agreement is managed by the state of Ohio, with Evan Beougher serving as the primary point of contact. While the solicitation was posted on November 1, 2026, the response deadline is set for June 30, 2027. Performance of the contract services is designated to take place within the state of Ohio.

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Ohio award notice for procurement and installation of safety and security infrastructure.

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AgencyOhio → Administrative Services
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Beougher EvanContract Responsible

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Security surveillance and detection, Fire protection, Surveillance and detection equipment, Safety and security system installation services

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