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Minneapolis HRM 8th Floor Furniture Refresh

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The Minneapolis HRM 8th Floor Furniture Refresh initiative is a procurement effort under the DHS Furniture Blanket Purchase Agreement with Bialek, a certified small business, aimed at replacing aging and unsafe furniture due to life safety concerns, including electrical arcing in multiple furniture bases. The project is focused on ensuring a safe and functional workspace for Human Resources Management staff in Bloomington, Minnesota, with all furnishings to be acquired through the established DHS Furniture BPA framework. The acquisition is managed under NAICS code 238390 and designated as a Small Business Set Aside, ensuring participation by small businesses as required by the SBA. The contract is forecasted under the Department of Homeland Security, with Customs and Border Protection as the overseeing agency. Point of contact for the procurement is Jeanne Cantrell, reachable at 817-542-2144 or jeanne.cantrell@associates.cbp.dhs.gov, while David Harrod serves as the Small Business Specialist and APFS Coordinator, providing support for small business compliance and coordination. Performance of the work is located in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

General Info

Minneapolis HRM refreshes unsafe furniture via DHS BPA with small business Bialek for safe workspace in Bloomington.

Agency

Department of Homeland Security → Customs And Border ProtectionView Agency

NAICS

238390 - Other Building Finishing ContractorsView NAICS

Place of Performance

Minneapolis, MN, US

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SBA

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AgencyDepartment of Homeland Security → Customs And Border Protection

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Department of Homeland Security → Customs And Border Protection

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Jeanne Cantrell

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David HarrodSmall Business Specialist/APFS Coordinator

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Full Description

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The Human Resources Management office in Bloomington, Minnesota requires a furniture refresh due to the age of the furniture and recent life safety issues, electrical arcing in numerous locations in furniture base. Furniture will be purchased through the DHS Furniture BPA--Bialek
Acquisition Strategy: This is a procurement through the DHS Furniture BPA for Bialek. Bialek is a small business

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