Opportunity
Denton Ionwave #9192
Custom-stamped Wilson Bohannan padlocks and matching keys for Denton Municipal Electric
Posted
November 13, 2026
Respond By
December 02, 2026
Identifier
9192
NAICS
423440
The City of Denton is seeking bids for custom-stamped Wilson Bohannan padlocks and matching keys for Denton Municipal Electric. - Buyer: City of Denton, Texas — Purchasing; end user: Denton Municipal Electric. - OEM: Wilson Bohannan Lock Company, identified for the padlock item. - Requested items: 1,600 all-weather solid brass padlocks, model/catalog reference 71170 (also described as Series 6, Model 611), and matching CK7 cut keys; the bid invitation separately lists 1,000 padlocks, 100 keys, and one lock-stamping item. - Lock requirements: Stamp “DENTON MUNICIPAL ELECTRIC.” Specification describes a 1-3/4-inch solid brass body, brass shackle 5/16 inch in diameter, 7/8-inch vertical and horizontal clearance, and a five-pin tumbler; six-pin availability is noted. The supplier information gives a 6–7-week made-to-order lead time. - Reference pricing: $8.04 per lock and $1.88 per key; keys ordered in a quantity equal to or less than the number of locks are described as free. Quantities differ between attachments, and the key quantity for the 1,600-lock listing is not stated. - Delivery and supplier conditions: FOB destination; contractor must be an authorized manufacturer or distributor. The City may award by line item, and suppliers may bid on one or more items. - Term: One-year initial term, four optional one-year renewals, and a possible extension of up to six months.
Description
The City of Denton is soliciting bids for custom stamped padlocks and keys. The attached product information identifies Wilson Bohannan padlocks and cut keys, including locks stamped “DENTON MUNICIPAL ELECTRIC”; it lists a quantity of 1,600 locks and notes a 6-to-7-week lead time. Responses and cost solutions must be submitted sealed through IONWAVE or by hard copy; email submissions are not accepted. Bidders may respond to one or more requested product or service categories, and the City will consider best value, including interlocal cooperative agreements and state or federal contracts.