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Vending Machine Operations and Maintenance

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The contract entails the operation and maintenance of snack and beverage vending machines within a designated 50 square foot area at two facilities owned by San Bernardino County. Responsibilities include regular restocking of products, managing cash and electronic payment transactions, and ensuring full compliance with all applicable health and safety regulations. The work must be performed consistently to maintain product availability and machine functionality, with attention to cleanliness, customer access, and regulatory standards. This subcontract is classified under NAICS code 445132 and was posted on June 24, 2026, with performance expected at county facilities in California. There is no specified set-aside designation, and the contract does not include detailed location information beyond the state. All activities must align with county requirements and public health codes, and the contractor is expected to handle all logistical, financial, and operational aspects without additional support from the agency.

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Operate and maintain vending machines in two San Bernardino County facilities, ensuring compliance, restocking, and payment management.

Agency

California → San Bernardino County

NAICS

445132 - Vending Machine OperatorsView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA

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PostedJun 24

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AgencyCalifornia → San Bernardino County

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California → San Bernardino County

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Operate and maintain snack and beverage vending machines in 50 sq ft of designated space at two San Bernardino County facilities. Includes restocking, cash/electronic payment handling, and compliance with health and safety regulations.

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