The Massachusetts Department of Correction is seeking responses for the purchase of safety and suicide prevention items, which are not currently available on a state wide contract.
4107 Suicide Safety Smocks for Inmates 10 DIRECT ONE TIME PURCHASE PO <$5,000 COMP INFORMAL 2/13/2023 3:00:00 PM 2/14/2023 3:00:00 PM Open
Header InformationBid Number: S150594-vCurrent Description: Safety and Suicide Prevention Items Bid Opening Date: 04/30/2018 03:00:00 PM Purchaser: John Bianchi Organization: Department of Correction Department: 1025CONVD - Default Data Conversion Department Location: 1025L - Default Data Conversion Location Fiscal Year: 13 Type Code: NS - Non-Statewide Solicitation Allow Electronic Quote: No Alternate Id: 13DOC9042SAFTYSUICDE Required Date: Available
Solicitation Number Q18000426 version: 04 Status Released Department Department of Public Safety Division Corrections Division Islands Statewide Category Goods and Services Release Date 09/18/2017 Amendment Date 10/02/2017 Amendment Reason Extension Offer Due Date & Time 10/09/2017 02:00 PM Description Adjustable suicide smock= Fits adults 5'0" to 6'6". Length: 44-50'", Chest girth: 47-59". Suicide Bedding= Large blanket 56"x80".
Delivery of the kits included to Columbia, SC.CLIN 0004: QTY of 60, Unit of Issue is Each - Suicide prevention two-day prepackaged trainings kits which consists of a workbook, intervention tool card, national suicide lifeline card, reminder sticker, and a community resource sheet focusing on preventing suicide, recognizing signs, providing an intervention model, and must develop a safety plan to keep someone alive.
All quotes are to be submitted in the following structure:CLIN 0001: QTY of 40, Unit of Issue is Each - Suicide prevention two-day prepackaged trainings kits which consists of a workbook, intervention tool card, national suicide lifeline card, reminder sticker, and a community resource sheet focusing on preventing suicide, recognizing signs, providing an intervention model, and must develop a safety plan to keep someone alive.
Participants will learn how to prevent suicide by recognizing signs, providing a skilled intervention, and developing a safety plan to keep someone alive.
