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This Solicitation opportunity from Florida was posted on June 3, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Security Door Food Pass

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RFQ-26-15991-MBState & Local

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NAICS: 332321
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Finance Central Procurement

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about 17 hours ago

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in 19 days
NAICS: 332321
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DIBBS
DOOR, ACCESS, WEAPON SYSTEM
Solicitation # SPE4A7-27-R-X168
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DLA WEAPONS SUPPORT ASC SUPPLIER OPER AE AND AF DIV

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about 17 hours ago

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in 6 days

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Osceola County Board of County Commissioners Corrections Jail has issued solicitation RFQ-26-15991-MB to upgrade and modernize existing cell door food pass through openings. The project involves replacing current security door flaps with four high-security, contactless, stainless-steel food pass box assemblies featuring integrated locking mechanisms. This initiative aims to enhance facility security and staff safety by reducing direct physical interaction with incarcerated individuals, mitigating risks during meal distribution, and streamlining operational workflows while reducing long-term maintenance. The solicitation was posted on June 3, 2026, with a response deadline of June 15, 2026. Once a purchase order is issued, the selected vendor must complete the installation within 30 days. This project is funded through Bureau of Criminal Justice Grants. Interested parties may coordinate with primary point of contact Melissa Baumwell or access further details through the Osceola County vendor portal.

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Osceola County seeks four high-security contactless food pass boxes for jail cell doors.

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AgencyFlorida → Osceola County Board Of County Commissioners — Corrections - Jail
Contacts1 person available
OfficeFL

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The intent of this solicitation is to upgrade and modernize the design of existing cell door food pass through openings by retrofitting current security door flaps with an advanced, high security, contactless food pass through system. This enhancement is intended to reduce direct physical interaction between staff and incarcerated individuals, mitigate risk during meal distribution, and strengthen overall facility security. Additionally, the improved system is expected to streamline operational workflows, reduce wear and maintenance associated with manual food pass mechanisms, and support a safer, more controlled environment for both staff and residents.

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