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This Solicitation opportunity from Ohio was posted on March 28, 2025. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

RFQ-BWC250656-LJ Walk Thru Metal Detector and Hand Wands

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SRC0000029323State & Local

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The Ohio Bureau of Workers Compensation is soliciting quotes under RFQ-BWC250656-LJ for the procurement of security equipment to be installed at the William Green Building in Columbus, Ohio. The requested equipment includes an enhanced portable walk-through metal detector, a short range wheel kit assembly, and hand-held metal detector wands. The scope of the contract extends beyond the hardware to include installation, technical support, maintenance, and shipping. All equipment must comply with established security, NIJ, NIST, and ASTM standards. Interested suppliers must submit their quotes through the OhioBuys e-Procurement System by the deadline of April 15, 2025, at 5:00 pm. The solicitation mandates adherence to affirmative action compliance and prohibits the use of offshore services or investments in Russian institutions. Delivery logistics for the equipment are specifically outlined for the Bureau's Columbus locations, with particular instructions provided for semi-truck deliveries. Primary procurement administration is managed by Lora Gray.

General Info

Ohio BWC seeks quotes for security equipment installation and support by April 15, 2025.

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RFQ-BWC250656-LJ Walk Through Metal Detector and Hand Wands

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RFQ-BWC250656-LJ Walk Through Metal Detector and Hand Wands

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AgencyOhio → BWC350220 PROCUREMENT ADMINISTRATION WGBL
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The Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC) is an agency of the State of Ohio, responsible for administering the workers’ compensation insurance program in Ohio. BWC is Requesting Quotes/Proposals for a Supplier to provide security equipment for the Bureau of Workers’ Compensation, William Green Building in Columbus, Ohio. 

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