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Police Vehicle Equipment and Upfitting

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12405State & Local

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The City of Greensboro is seeking firm, fixed, delivered pricing for police vehicle equipment, accessories, and upfitting services through solicitation number 12405, with bids due by August 18, 2026 at 6:00 PM. The contract covers the complete installation and preparation of vehicles for the Police Department, requiring suppliers to provide all necessary components and labor under a single locked-in price. Bidders are advised to submit proposals at least 24 hours before the deadline to account for potential disruptions to the GePS website, ensuring their submissions are received on time. The solicitation is open to all qualified suppliers without set-aside restrictions, and the place of performance is within the jurisdiction of the City of Greensboro, North Carolina. Primary contact for all inquiries is Mary McCollough, reachable via phone at 336-373-7782 or email at mary.mccollough@greensboro-nc.gov. The event was posted on July 14, 2026, and is managed under the City’s supply management system, accessible through the provided UI link. While the solicitation does not specify a NAICS code or detailed organizational structure, it is clearly targeted toward vendors capable of delivering fully equipped and installed police vehicles to meet the department’s operational standards. All responses must adhere to the fixed-price structure, ensuring cost predictability and accountability for the City.

General Info

City of Greensboro seeks fixed-price bids for police vehicle upfitting by August 18, 2026, with delivery within jurisdiction.

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North Carolina → City of GreensboroView Agency

NAICS

441330 - Automotive Parts and Accessories RetailersView NAICS

Place of Performance

Not specified

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Greensboro PD Patrol Vehicle Lightbar Configuration and Wiring

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Addendum 1 for Event 12405 Police Vehicle Upfitting Q&A

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Addendum 1 to July 2026 Appropriations Act - MWBE Program Changes

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Bid Submission Parts List 2026 - Final v2

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Certificate of Liability Insurance Endorsement - City of Greensboro

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Questions for Event 12405-0 Police Vehicle Equipment and Upfitting

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RFB Event #12405 Police Vehicle Equipment and Upfitting Greensboro Police Department

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City of Greensboro Local Preference Policy

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AgencyNorth Carolina → City of Greensboro
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This event is to secure a firm, fixed, delivered price for equipment, accessories, and installation (upfit) for the City of Greensboro Police Department's vehicles. Although the City tries to maintain continuous access to the GePS website, service may be interrupted. Therefore, suppliers are encouraged to submit bids 24 hours before the event closes.

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