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B2728373State & Local

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Solicitation B2728373 is a procurement request by the City of Philadelphia's L + I Department for rechargeable flashlights. The contract is governed by the City of Philadelphia Micro Purchase Terms and Conditions, with a total value for purchase orders capped at 45,000 dollars, subject to annual CPI-U adjustments. The award will be granted to the lowest, responsible, and responsive seller who meets the technical specifications. The contract term lasts for 365 days from the effective date, and all products must be delivered FOB Destination Point in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Applicants must submit quotes electronically via the PHLContracts portal by November 17, 2026. A signed Consent and Authorization Agreement is a mandatory requirement for a quote to be considered responsive, while the LGBTQ Applicant Opportunity Data Form is optional. Sellers may propose alternate products of equal quality, subject to City approval. Payment is processed via electronic deposit following the delivery and approval of products. Insurance requirements include general liability of 500,000 dollars per occurrence, with additional workers compensation and automobile liability required unless the seller provides equipment solely via common carrier.

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City of Philadelphia procurement for rechargeable flashlights, capped at $45,000 for one year.

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AgencyPennsylvania → L + I Department
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Rechargeable Flashlight

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