RFR 211326 Barber/Beauty Supplies
Federal opportunity from TSH00 - Tewksbury Hospital • Department of Public Health. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Jun 30, 2026. Industry: NAICS 53, 13, 16.
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RFR 211326 Barber/Beauty Supplies
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The Tewksbury Hospital has issued RFR 211326 for barber and beauty supplies, with a response deadline of June 30, 2026. This opportunity is set aside for small businesses, making it accessible to a range of qualified suppliers. Vendors will need to align their proposals with the specific requirements outlined in the comprehensive bid documents available through CommBuys.
The buyer is seeking to procure barber and beauty supplies for Tewksbury Hospital, ensuring that they have the necessary tools for grooming and personal care services.
- Small businesses in the barber and beauty supply sector
- Companies with experience supplying healthcare facilities
- Vendors familiar with government procurement processes
- Identify appropriate barber and beauty supplies
- Prepare bid proposal according to RFR 211326 guidelines
- Submit the proposal by the response deadline of June 30, 2026
- Ensure compliance with small business set-aside requirements
- Review and understand all related documentation and attachments
- Completed bid form
- Evidence of eligibility for small business set-aside
- Detailed product specifications and pricing
- Compliance with any regulatory requirements stated in the RFR
- Any additional forms or documents required as per the attachments
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- Ensure all products meet health and safety standards
- Verify small business status as required for eligibility
- Competitive pricing is crucial given the government nature of the procurement
- Consider including tiered pricing based on volume or frequency of supply
- Potential partnerships with local suppliers for enhanced bidding strength
- Subcontracting with businesses that have previous experience in hospital supplies
- Potential competition from other small businesses
- Changes in requirements or specifications from the buyer
- Supply chain disruptions affecting bid fulfillment
- What specific products are prioritized within the barber and beauty supply scope?
- Are there established preferred vendors that we should be aware of?
- What criteria will be used to evaluate the proposals?
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- Specific list of required barber and beauty supplies
- Details on performance requirements or service level agreements
- Information on past procurement history or current suppliers
- Buyer contact person or additional points of contact
- Details on delivery expectations or frequency
- Any potential for future follow-on contracts or purchases
- Clarification on regulatory compliance aspects specific to healthcare
- Limitations on product types or brands permitted for bidding
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