Opportunity
Mobile County Mobilecounty #144-26
Annual Supply of Court Police Uniforms and Accessories for Mobile County
Posted
September 02, 2026
Respond By
September 23, 2026
Identifier
144-26
NAICS
424320
Mobile County Commission is seeking bids for the annual supply of court police uniforms and accessories for the Mobile County Court Police. - Government Buyer: - Mobile County Commission (Purchasing Department) - Mobile County Court Police - OEMs and Vendors Mentioned: - Horace Small (uniforms) - Duty Man (leather duty gear) - Blackinton (badges, brass, name strips) - Smith & Wesson (handcuffs) - Safariland (holsters) - Astra (radio accessories) - Products/Services Requested: - Wide range of uniform items: shirts, pants, jackets, dress coats, ascots, gloves, BDU shirts/pants, leather duty belts, handcuff cases, magazine holders, belt keepers, flashlight holders - Badges, collar brass, name strips, embroidery patches (large/small police patches, unit/name strips) - Crime scene tape (Police Line, Crime Scene Line) - Radio communication accessories (surveillance earpiece, radio holder) - Holsters (level 2 or better) - Dry fit polo shirts with badge and name embroidery - Uniform fitting and alteration services (on-site or local) - Notable Requirements: - All garments must meet strict quality and fitting standards - Fitting and alteration services must be provided locally or on-site - Equivalents to specified OEMs are allowed with prior approval - Bidders must comply with Alabama state regulations (E-Verify, authority to transact business) - Contract awarded to a single responsible low bidder; prices must remain firm for contract period - Part numbers and quantities are specified for many items; see detailed line items below.
Description
Mobile County is soliciting bids for the annual supply of court police uniforms as per attached specifications. The contract requires prices to remain firm from the date of award through September 30, 2027. The bid includes various uniform items and accessories, with strict quality and fitting requirements. Bidders must comply with E-Verify enrollment and other state regulations. The contract will be awarded to one responsible low bidder, with the right to reject any or all bids reserved by the county.