SledAtlas
Where
Federal
More filters
State agencies only
Set-aside / certification
Awarded

Type 1 Engine equipment

Type 1 Engine equipment List, Solicitation 265403, issued by Smith County Emergency Services District No. 2.

See 45 open fire equipment bids in Texas

At a glance

Smith County Emergency Services District No. 2 is purchasing Type 1 Engine equipment through a competitive quote evaluation process. This is a line-item procurement for firefighting apparatus and related equipment.

Key facts

Solicitation number
265403
Type
purchase
Posted
May 12, 2026
Response deadline
May 12, 2026, 1:00 AM EDT
Place of performance
Smith County, TX
Official posting
Documents, addenda and the procurement contact, free with an account.
  • fire equipment
  • engines
  • emergency services
  • apparatus
  • procurement

Award

This solicitation has been awarded.

Full award intelligence: SledAtlas Pro

  • Award amount and contract term
  • The winning vendor’s other contracts on record
  • Expiring contracts by state, so you see the recompete coming

See plans

Respond to this bid

This solicitation is administered by the issuing agency through its OpenGov procurement portal. The official documents, any addenda and updates, and the procurement officer’s contact information are all posted there, and bid submission happens there, not on SledAtlas.

The direct link to the source posting (documents, addenda, updates, and the procurement contact) is free with a SledAtlas account. Sign in or create a free account.

Official description

Solicitation #2026-EVAL-232. Issued by Operations. Line item evaluation of quotes received.

Open bids like this one

This one has closed, but there are 45 open fire equipment bids in Texas right now. Save a search for fire equipment from the card on the left and the next one lands in your inbox on the day it posts.

All 45 open fire equipment bids in Texas · Every open bid from Smith County Emergency Services District No. 2

Why this bid is on SledAtlas

We read every Texas source we have, and federal work performed in Texas, several times a day, give every listing a plain-English title and summary, and check every deadline daily. What you see is what the portals show, in one search, with the direct link to the official posting when you are ready to respond. Search is free, no card.