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R-2024-122

A Resolution Of The City Commission Of The City Of Hollywood, Florida, Authorizing The Appropriate City Officials To Execute A Blanket Purchase Agreement With Stock Enterprises, LLC For Grappler Police Bumpers And Related Accessories In An Amount Up To $250,000.00 Over A Three-Year Period In Accordance With Section 38.41(C)(2) Of The Procurement Code. (Sole Source)

Resolution Passed Introduced March 19, 2024

What this record is

Held by
Stock Enterprises, LLC 3 records across this site
Amount
$250K
Runs until
March 19, 2027 153 days — goes back out to bid date calculated from a contract term stated in the record, not quoted directly
Type
purchase
Field
Public safety

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Stock Enterprises, LLC also holds

Request for approval of a sole source exemption from the competitive bid requirements and that the County Judge execute an addendum to an agreement wi… $149K Harris County, TX ends Mar 18, 2027 Recommendation for the approval of a contract purchase order issued to Stock Enterprises, LLC, for the purchase of Grappler Police Bumper Kits and tra… $31K DuPage County, IL ends Aug 12, 2025
Committee
Police Department
Requested by
Police Department
Introduced
March 19, 2024
On agenda
April 17, 2024
Passed
April 17, 2024

Where it was heard

Regular City Commission Meeting Apr 17, 2024 adopt Pass

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