RFP - 2026 PARKS MOBILE VENDOR
Federal opportunity from 300000 - Parks & Recreation Department • City of Boston. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Feb 19, 2026. Industry: NAICS UNSPSC 90-10-00.
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REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS for 2026 PARKS MOBILE VENDOR, To access details for this specific bid event, or to respond through electronic format, Please visit the City of Boston Supplier Portal boston.gov/procurement) and access Event EV00017025 or contact Beth-Anne Grassa at 617-635-4505 or BethAnne.Grassa@boston.gov
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The RFP for the 2026 Parks Mobile Vendor, issued by the Parks & Recreation Department, is now open for proposals. The response deadline is set for February 19, 2026. Interested bidders can find details and submit proposals via the City of Boston Supplier Portal, specifically through Event EV00017025.
The buyer seeks to secure a mobile vendor for various parks within the jurisdiction, which will likely include food and beverage services during events and daily operations.
- Review RFP documentation
- Conduct market analysis
- Outline vendor service offerings
- Align proposal with city regulations
- Prepare budget and cost estimates
- Submit proposal via City of Boston Supplier Portal
- Completed proposal form
- Detailed service plan
- Proof of required licenses and permits
- Pricing models
- References from past contracts
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- Exact scope of services required from the mobile vendor
- Details on performance metrics or evaluations expected
- Information on any special events or peak seasons
- Budget constraints for the project
- Specific city compliance requirements beyond permits
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