Spivey Hall Furniture

The contract is for the provision of lounge furniture, upholstered, for Spivey Hall at Clayton State University. The contract was awarded to Studio B Interior Design for a total value of $28,949.00. The contract term will be from the date of award until the end of the State's current fiscal year, with the option to renew for up to four one-year terms. The contract requires the supplier to provide the goods and/or services outlined in the Request for Quote (eRFQ) and to comply with the State Entity's contract terms and conditions. Some key points to note about this contract include: • The contract is for a specific type of furniture, lounge furniture, upholstered, which suggests that the university is looking for a particular style or design of furniture. • The contract was awarded to a single vendor, Studio B Interior Design, which suggests that the university was looking for a specific type of supplier or vendor. • The contract term is relatively short, with the option to renew for up to four one-year terms, which suggests that the university is looking for a flexible and adaptable supplier. • The contract requires the supplier to comply with the State Entity's contract terms and conditions, which suggests that the university is looking for a supplier that can meet specific requirements and standards. Some potential implications of this contract for similar contracts that the client is pursuing include: • The need to carefully review and comply with the contract terms and conditions, as the university is looking for suppliers that can meet specific requirements and standards. • The potential for flexibility and adaptability in the contract term, as the university is looking for suppliers that can meet their needs over time. • The importance of understanding the specific needs and requirements of the university, as the contract is for a specific type of furniture and the university is looking for a particular style or design. • The potential for single-source awards, as the contract was awarded to a single vendor, which suggests that the university may be looking for a specific type of supplier or vendor.