DMH CLIENT GROCERY PURCHASE MASTER AGREEMENT RFR
Federal opportunity from DMH08 - STATEWIDE • Department of Mental Health. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Apr 30, 2028. Industry: NAICS UNSPSC 73-13-00.
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Description
The Department of Mental Health seeks to establish a Master Agreement (MA) which will consist of pre-qualified vendors to allow for staff and clients of the Department to purchase groceries, personal care products and typical household items.
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The Department of Mental Health (DMH) is initiating a Master Agreement (MA) to pre-qualify vendors for the procurement of groceries and household items for both staff and clients. This agreement is expected to streamline purchasing processes and ensure access to essential products. The response deadline for submissions is set for April 30, 2028, which offers ample preparation time for interested vendors.
DMH aims to establish a Master Agreement that will facilitate the purchasing of groceries, personal care products, and typical household items for its staff and clients in a streamlined manner.
- Identifying and pre-qualifying vendors suitable for grocery and household item supply
- Establishing the criteria for vendors to meet
- Managing ongoing vendor performance and compliance
- Completed Master Agreement RFR response form
- Company profile and past performance documentation
- Pricing structure for groceries and household items
- Delivery logistics plan
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- No specified geographical area of performance
- No available details on reporting requirements
- Lack of clarity on minimum vendor qualifications
- No historical data on previous contracts
- No insight into expected contract size or volume
- Absence of specific product categories for bidding
- Unclear metrics for vendor performance evaluation
- No deadlines for vendor qualification process
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