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Ohio Dept. of Commerce - Lifetone Bedside Fire Alarm & Clock
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The Ohio Department of Commerce, through the State Fire Marshal's Office, is seeking to acquire 100 Lifetone HLAC151 bedside vibrating fire alarm and clock units specifically designed for use by individuals with hearing impairments. The solicitation, identified as SRC0000018460, was posted on April 12, 2024, with a response deadline set for April 25, 2024. This procurement aims to enhance safety measures for the hearing-impaired community by providing specialized fire alarm and clock units that incorporate vibration alerts to ensure timely notification during emergencies. The contract does not specify set-aside categories or NAICS codes, indicating it may be open to various suppliers. Interested vendors can find additional details or submit responses through the Ohio Buys portal linked in the contract information.
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OH, USASet-Aside
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