What the state is buying
by RFPFinder from the notice; the solicitation governsThe Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice is seeking a qualified supplier to provide new commercial grade video gaming systems, accessories, software, and technical support. This is a Request for Quotes (RFQ) to establish a contract with a qualified supplier.
Scope
- Provide new commercial grade video gaming systems, accessories, and software.
- Include technical support, labor, transportation, and packaging.
From USAspending awards and the notice text, recomputed nightly (Oct 7). A signal, not a verdict.
How to get the bid documents
- Open the notice on Georgia DOAS - Georgia Procurement Registry (GPR) / Team Georgia Marketplace
- Read the notice; the source lists no attachments
- Submit before 5:00 PM ET on Oct 8
The source notice lists no attachments.
Open the original listing on the agency portalDetails
- Place of performance
- Georgia
- Buyer type
- State
- Notice type
- Request for Quote
- Solicitation no.
- 46100-eRFQ-002002-2027
- Category
- Supplies & Equipment
- Local presence
- Not required
- Amendments
- None since Sep 14
Not stated in the notice: estimated value, contract type, period of performance. Check the bid documents.
Contact details from the source notice. Contact the buyer only about this solicitation.
Key dates
Change log
verified Thu, Oct 8 · 8:15 AM ETNo amendments since posting on Mon, Sep 14; verified Thu, Oct 8 · 8:15 AM ET.
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Notice as published
Video Gaming Consoles and Accessories
This Request for Quotes (RFQ or Sourcing Event) is being issued to establish a contract with a qualified supplier who will meet the State Entity's needs as described in this Sourcing Event. The Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice is seeking a qualified supplier to provide new commercial grade video gaming systems, gaming accessories, software, and technical support including all labor, transportation, and packaging.
Listing collected from Georgia DOAS - Georgia Procurement Registry (GPR) / Team Georgia Marketplace. Always confirm requirements in the original solicitation before you bid.