Texas DIR/ESBD #554-27-003

TAHC procurement of 37 low-frequency livestock RFID stick readers

The Texas Animal Health Commission is seeking 37 low-frequency RFID stick readers for livestock identification and tracking. - Government buyer: Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC), Purchasing Department; Austin, Texas. - Requested equipment: 37 low-frequency RFID stick readers. Each reader must include a charger, rugged padded case, USB data-transfer cable, and charging cable with adapter. - Named OEMs and example models: Allflex AWR300 and Datamars SRS2i; TAHC will consider an approved equal. No specific model or vendor is selected. - Key requirements: ISO 11784/11785 compliance; WLAN, USB, and Bluetooth connectivity; IP67 weatherproofing; built-in clock and readable display; storage for at least 250,000 records; rechargeable battery life of 10–12 hours; and read range of at least 10 inches. Each unit must have a minimum two-year warranty and be assembled and tested before delivery. - Delivery and pricing: Delivery is to TAHC’s Austin central office. Vendors must state estimated delivery time after purchase order; freight is to be included in the unit price. - Estimated procurement value: $41,000.

Description

The Texas Animal Health Commission is soliciting bids for 37 low-frequency RFID stick readers for livestock applications. Each unit is to include a charger and rugged padded case, USB data transfer cable, charging cable with adapter, and meet listed specifications including ISO 11784/11785 compliance, IP67 weatherproofing, and a minimum two-year warranty. Example models are the Allflex AWR300 and Datamars SRS2i, or a TAHC-approved equal. Bids are due December 3, 2026, at 2:00 PM Central Time.

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