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Master Order to provide Discount from List on Entire Catalog for Multi Plex System Components
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Texas A&M University is soliciting bids to establish a Master Order for the supply of entire catalog components for Multi Plex Systems, IO Controls, Luminator, and Dynax System maintenance and repairs across its College Station campus. The solicitation, identified as TAMU-TAMU-ITB-26-5045 and posted on June 22, 2026, with a response deadline of July 6, 2026, seeks comprehensive vendor support covering equipment supply, installation, and ongoing service under a five-year term beginning September 1, 2026. All work must be performed at the university’s campus in College Station, Texas, with deliveries F.O.B. Destination, meaning the vendor assumes full responsibility for shipping, handling, and associated costs without additional charges. The contract requires strict compliance with Texas state regulations including Texas Government Code §2161 and 34 TAC Chapter 20, alongside industry standards for safety, health, lighting, and noise, and mandates a minimum one-year warranty on all parts and accessories. Vendors must submit responses either electronically via the AggieBid portal or manually using Texas A&M’s official forms, with manual submissions requiring a completed W9 form. Pricing is to be provided for multiple line items including discounts off list prices for components, hourly rates for maintenance during regular, weekend, and holiday hours, installation fees, and shipping, though exact pricing is left blank for vendor completion. Evaluation is based on best value criteria under Texas Education Code §51.9335, where both price and non-price factors such as vendor reputation, quality of goods and services, past performance, insurance compliance, warranty terms, and alignment with institutional needs are considered without assigned weights. The contract emphasizes state-level socioeconomic goals, particularly participation in the VetHUB program, requiring prime contractors to document good faith efforts to engage certified veteran-owned subcontractors, with subcontracting reporting and Progress Assessment Reports mandatory with each invoice. Payment is strictly Net 30 upon receipt of a compliant invoice and accepted deliverables, with no electronic invoicing system mandated, and no federal contracting clauses or military standards apply, making this a state procurement governed primarily by Texas A&M’s internal policies and statutory compliance obligations.
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