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Student Clothing & Basic Essentials Closets

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BD-27-1412-LAW02-LAW03-132012State & Local

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The contract requires the operation and maintenance of approximately 17 Student Clothing and Basic Essentials Closets distributed across 25 Lawrence Public Schools locations, ensuring students have consistent access to necessary apparel and fundamental personal items. The provider must manage inventory, restock supplies, coordinate distribution, and maintain clean, organized, and accessible closet spaces in alignment with school district standards and student needs. This service is critical to supporting student well-being, reducing barriers to attendance and participation, and promoting equity within the school community. The solicitation number is BD-27-1412-LAW02-LAW03-132012, posted on August 3, 2026, with proposals due by August 18, 2026. The contract falls under the jurisdiction of the Lawrence School Department in Massachusetts, with performance based at Essex Street in Lawrence, MA, 01840. Walter Callahan is listed as the primary point of contact for inquiries. Bidders must access the full solicitation package via the City of Lawrence’s official website and register through the CommBuys portal to submit responses. There is no set-aside designation specified, and the contract is open to qualified vendors meeting all operational and compliance requirements.

General Info

Operate and maintain 17 clothing closets across 25 Lawrence schools, ensuring consistent student access to essentials.

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Massachusetts → LAW02 - School DepartmentView Agency

NAICS

611110 - Elementary and Secondary SchoolsView NAICS

Place of Performance

Essex Street Lawrence, MA, 01840, US

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AgencyMassachusetts → LAW02 - School Department
Contacts1 person available
OfficeEssex Street Lawrence, MA, 01840, US
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Massachusetts → LAW02 - School Department
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Office AddressEssex Street Lawrence, MA, 01840, US
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Walter CallahanPurchaser

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Operate and Maintain approximately 17 Student Clothing and Basic Essentials Closets at 25 Lawrence Public Schools locations. Download bid package @ www.cityoflawrence.com/bids

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