Submit a proposal for an Inventory Management System for Harris Health.
Deliver the system to be used in Houston, TX.
Respond by the due date of 2026-11-23.
Posted Scope of Work
Inventory Management System
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RFP - Inventory Management System for Harris Health
Project Type
RFP
Public QAnd A
1
Reference ID
26/0351
Date Modified
2026-10-23 16:03:41
Department ID
2789
Has Bid Tables
1
Rank Analysis
0
Creator User ID
582946
Date Evaluated
2026-12-16 19:00:00
Flexible Layout
0
Organization ID
515
Project Sub Type
1
Submission Type
1
Has Been Released
0
Has Pricing Sheet
0
Informal Project
0
Project Status ID
2
Statement Of Work
Inventory Management System
Consensus Scoring
0
Date Questions Due
2026-11-06 19:00:00
Private Project ID
937236f14fd2cd2d5195fcc7d995832e
Has Questionnaires
1
Accepts Submissions
1
Advanced Algorithms
0
Date Intent To Bid Due
2026-11-23 20:00:00
Project Sub Status ID
1
Max Alternate Options
1
Project Visibility ID
1
Run Validation Checks
0
Anonymous Submissions
0
Public Document Takers
1
Subcontractor Listing
0
Contact Info Visibility
3
Multi Category Decisions
0
Opportunity Intent To Bid
0
Pending Questions Public
0
Project Proposal Analysis
1
Decision Sensitivity Analysis
0
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2
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0
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Date Close
2026-11-23 20:00:00
Project ID
258368
Project Name
RFP - Inventory Management System for Harris Health
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Source: Harris County (solicitation 258368), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
Harris CountyIssuing agency·Houston, TX·via a public procurement portal