Common use of CONTRACT SUMMARY Clause in Contracts

CONTRACT SUMMARY. This is the Statewide Contract for Public Safety Equipment and Two-Way Radio supplies and services. This new Statewide Contract replaces and combines the public safety and two-way radio categories from statewide contract numbers FIR04/FIR04A and ITT57. OSD has rebranded the “FIR” and two-way radio statewide contracts to create a brand-new contract category entitled “PSE” to offer a single and cohesive contract for all public safety equipment, supplies and applicable services. The contract category “FIR” will no longer be used as a category of services. COVID-19 Updates As the CDC has found that COVID-19 is contracted primarily through airborne transmission, organizations may wish to reevaluate cleaning protocols and apply disinfectants to surface areas only as needed. Disinfectants used for this purpose should be listed on EPA’s List N: Disinfectants for Use Against SARS-CoV-2, and it is recommended to choose safer disinfectants (find more information about safer disinfectants on the Toxics Use Reduction Institute’s COVID-19: Safely Clean & Disinfect webpage) which may be found on the FAC118: Environmentally Preferable Cleaning Products, Programs, Equipment and Supplies contract. In addition, hand sanitizers must contain at least 60% ethanol per the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) guidance.

CONTRACT SUMMARY. ‌ This is the Statewide Contract for Public Safety Equipment and Two-Way Radio supplies and services. This new Statewide Contract replaces and combines the public safety and two-way radio categories from statewide contract numbers FIR04/FIR04A and ITT57. OSD has rebranded the “FIR” and two-way radio statewide contracts to create a brand-new contract category entitled “PSE” to offer a single and cohesive contract for all public safety equipment, supplies and applicable services. The contract category “FIR” will no longer be used as a category of services. COVID-19 Updates As the CDC has found that COVID-19 is contracted primarily through airborne transmission, organizations may wish to reevaluate cleaning protocols and apply disinfectants to surface areas only as needed. Disinfectants used for this purpose should be listed on EPA’s List N: Disinfectants for Use Against SARS-CoV-2, and it is recommended to choose safer disinfectants (find more information about safer disinfectants on the Toxics Use Reduction Institute’s COVID-19: Safely Clean & Disinfect webpage) which may be found on the FAC118: Environmentally Preferable Cleaning Products, Programs, Equipment and Supplies contract. In addition, hand sanitizers must contain at least 60% ethanol per the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) guidance.