Opportunity

Texas DIR/ESBD #ICAT2628

ESC Region 7 Instructional Products and Education Services Catalog

Posted

October 19, 2026

Respond By

November 19, 2026

Identifier

ICAT2628

NAICS

423490, 337127

ESC Region 7 is seeking catalog-discount proposals for a wide-ranging instructional products and education services catalog. - Buyer: ESC Region 7 (E0920), through the Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative, in Kilgore, Gregg County, Texas. - Procurement: Instructional Catalog ICAT2628, covering products and related services for adult education, special education, early childhood, pre-K–12, and college settings. - Product categories include textbooks, educational and scientific software, e-learning materials, tests and scoring materials, tablets and reading devices, educational games and kits, robots, classroom equipment and furnishings, supplies, presentation systems, accessibility equipment, and art, reading, writing, and science-instruction materials. - Related services include course development, instruction, training, educational research, teacher certification, and bookbinding or repair. - OEMs and named vendors: No manufacturers, brands, or vendors are identified in the opportunity materials. - Quantities and part numbers: No specific models, part numbers, quantities, or itemized line items are provided; proposals are for catalog discounts. - Estimated expenditures: $32,269,008. The opportunity states a two-year award validity period.

Description

ESC Region 7 is seeking bids for an instructional catalog discount bid (Catalog Discount RFP), under bid number ICAT2628. The catalog covers instructional goods and services, including textbooks, classroom equipment and supplies, educational materials, software, and related services, as reflected in the listed classification codes. Bidders are instructed to download the invitation and complete the process online through the Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative website; written inquiries may be sent to purchasing@esc7.net. Responses are due November 19, 2026, at 1:30 PM, and the source lists estimated expenditures of $32,269,008.

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