Douglas County Ionwave #CI-2026-0058

Omaha Seeks Correctional-Grade Mixer and Slicer/Shredder for Douglas County Corrections

This opportunity involves the procurement of specialized food service equipment for Douglas County Corrections in Omaha, NE. - Government Buyer: - City of Omaha Purchasing Department, for Douglas County Corrections - OEMs and Vendors: - Hobart (HL800C-2STD Legacy Correctional Planetary Mixer) - Univex (VS2000 Correctional Package High Volume Vegetable Slicer/Shredder) - Products/Services Requested: - 1 Hobart HL800C-2STD Legacy Correctional Planetary Mixer - 80-quart capacity, 4 fixed speeds plus stir speed, gear-driven transmission, 20-minute SmartTimer, power bowl lift, stainless steel bowl guard, bowl, beater, dough hook, bowl truck, 3.0 HP, 380-460v, correctional facility configuration - 1 Univex VS2000 Correctional Package High Volume Vegetable Slicer/Shredder - Table model, 700 RPM drive, steel housing with stainless steel cover, includes VS9 9" vegetable slicer attachment and plate holder with 5/16" shredder plate, 1 HP, 115v, cETLus, NSF, not for shredding cheese - Installation and delivery/freight services for both items - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Equipment must be configured for maximum security correctional facility use - All-or-none bid requirement (must quote all items) - Compliance with local labor, employment, and contractor responsibility laws - Submission of Certificate of Insurance, Responsible Contractor Compliance Form, and Affidavit for Employee Classification Act - Warranty information required - Delivery Location: - Douglas County Corrections, 710 South 17th Street, Omaha, NE 68102

Description

The City of Omaha is requesting quotes from qualified companies for the procurement of a heavy-duty planetary mixer with a maximum security correctional package. The equipment includes a Hobart HL800C-2STD planetary mixer and a Univex VS2000 vegetable slicer/shredder with a correctional package. The scope includes delivery to Douglas County Corrections in Omaha, NE. Bidders must submit questions by April 29, 2026, and responses are due by May 7, 2026.

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