Multi-Function Digital Device Supply
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This subcontract agreement focuses on the supply of newly manufactured multi-function digital devices, including print, fax, scan, and copy capabilities, for prime contractors working on City of Tulsa rental services projects. The scope of work involves providing both standard and heavy-duty production models along with original equipment manufacturer specification sheets to ensure all hardware meets technical requirements. A critical component of the contract is ensuring that all delivered MFD hardware and accessories are fully compatible with serverless print management platforms. This agreement remains active with a response deadline extending to December 9, 2026, falling under NAICS code 423430 for computer and peripheral equipment merchants.
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This scope was carved out of CSP TAC 186G.
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Multi-Function Device Rental Services
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