DRC260028 - ODRC – Poly Armor Powder Paint for the OPI Metal Shop

The Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction (ODRC) is seeking bids for Poly Armor powder coat paint for the OPI Metal Shop located in the Marion Correctional Institution. The contract term will be from the award date through June 30, 2027, with the option for renewal. The contractor will be required to provide the paint in 55-pound boxes with the color code clearly labeled on the outside of each box. Shipping and freight charges must be included in the cost. The contractor must also certify their ability to complete the project and ship the merchandise within 30 days after receipt of the signed contract. • The ODRC is a state agency responsible for the supervision of over 44,900 offenders in Ohio. • The OPI Metal Shop employs incarcerated adults to manufacture steel institutional furniture, outdoor furniture, and other steel products. • The contractor will be required to provide a bid for the Poly Armor powder coat paint that meets the standards identified in the ITB. • The contractor will also be required to provide an electronic copy of their color chart for all referenced Poly Armor powder coat paint as part of the bid proposal. • The contractor must describe their experience in providing Poly Armor powder coat paint similar to this ODRC project. • The contractor must affirm their understanding of the project requirements and indicate their willingness to comply with State of Ohio Contract Terms and Conditions.