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CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT of CORRECTIONS and REHABILITATION OFFICE of BUSINESS SERVICES, Procurement Operations and Delegation Oversight Unit CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS AND REHABILITATION OFFICE OF BUSINESS SERVICES, Procurement Operations and Delegation Oversight Unit Commodity: PAPER TOWELS Period: FY18/19, 2nd QUARTER, South RFQ # CDCR-1547-PODO SHIP TO: AVENAL STATE PRISON (ASP) #1 KINGS WAY AVENAL, CA 93204 Line Item Item Description Quantity Unit of Me Delivery Schedule TOWEL, ECONOMY MULTIFOLD, SHEET SIZE 9-1/4 X 300 CASES ON 10/09/2018 B-2 9-1/2 INCHES, WHITE, COUNT 250, 16 PACKS, 800 CASE 250 CASES ON 11/06/2018 PACKAGE OF 4000 250 CASES ON 12/04/2018 ECONOMY SINGLEFOLD TOWEL, SHEET SIZE 9 1/4 100 CASES ON 10/09/2018 G-7 X 10 1/4 INCHES, WHITE, 1 PLY, COUNT 250, 16 400 CASE 150 CASES ON 11/06/2018 PACKS, PACKAGE OF 4000 150 CASES ON 12/04/2018 SHIP TO: CALIPATRIA STATE PRISON (CAL) 7018 BLAIR RD. CALIPATRIA, CA 92233 Line Item Item Description Quantity Unit of Me Delivery Schedule TOWEL, ECONOMY SINGLEFOLD, SHEET SIZE 9-1/4 C-3 X 10-1/4 INCHES, NATURAL, PAPER, 1 PLY, COUNT 600 CASE All cases on 10/08/2018 250, 16 PACKS, PACKAGE OF 4000 ROLL TOWEL, HARDWOUND, 1 PLY, WHITE, SHEET WIDTH 10", ROLL LENGTH 800', CORE H-8 75 CASE All cases on 10/08/2018 1-3/4", EPA COMPLIANT, USES DISPENSER 3EB48 or 3EB49, PACKAGE OF 6 SHIP TO: CALIFORNIA CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION (CCI) 24900 HWY 202 TEHACHAPI, CA 93561 Line Item Item Description Quantity Unit of Me Delivery Schedule TOWEL, ECONOMY MULTIFOLD, SHEET SIZE 9-1/4 X 250 CASES ON 10/03/2018 B-2 9-1/2 INCHES, WHITE, COUNT 250, 16 PACKS, 750 CASE 250 CASES ON 11/05/2018 PACKAGE OF 4000 250 CASES ON 12/03/2018 SHIP TO: CENTINELA STATE PRISON (CEN) 2302 BROWN RD. IMPERIAL, CA 92251 Line Item Item Description Quantity Unit of Me Delivery Schedule TOWEL, ECONOMY MULTIFOLD, SHEET SIZE 9-1/4 X B-2 9-1/2 INCHES, WHITE, COUNT 250, 16 PACKS, 150 CASE 150 CASES ON 10/01/2018 PACKAGE OF 4000 TOWEL, ECONOMY SINGLEFOLD, SHEET SIZE 9-1/4 C-3 X 10-1/4 INCHES, NATURAL, PAPER, 1 PLY, COUNT 600 CASE 600 CASES ON 10/01/2018 250, 16 PACKS, PACKAGE OF 4000 Page 1 of 4 SHIP TO: CALIFORNIA INSTITUTION FOR MEN (CIM) 6101 EAST FACILITY DRIVE CHINO, CA 91710 Line Item Item Description Quantity Unit of Me Delivery Schedule TOWEL, ECONOMY MULTIFOLD, SHEET SIZE 9-1/4 X 400 CASES ON 10/03/2018 B-2 9-1/2 INCHES, WHITE, COUNT 250, 16 PACKS, 1200 CASE 400 CASES ON 11/05/2018 PACKAGE OF 4000 400 CASES ON 12/04/2018 SHIP TO: CALIFORNIA INSTITUTION FOR WOMEN (CIW) 16756 CHINO-CORONA RD. CORONA, CA 92880 Line Item Item Description Quantity Unit of Me Delivery Schedule TOWEL, ECONOMY SINGLEFOLD, SHEET SIZE 208 CASES ON 10/03/2018 9-1/4 X 10-1/4 INCHES, NATURAL, PAPER, 1 C-3 624 CASE 208 CASES ON 11/08/2018 PLY, COUNT 250, 16 PACKS, PACKAGE OF 208 CASES ON 12/06/2018 4000 SHIP TO: CALIFORNIA REHABILITATION CENTER (CRC) 5TH STREET AND WESTERN AVE NORCO, CA 92860 Line Item Item Description Quantity Unit of Me Delivery Schedule TOWEL, ECONOMY SINGLEFOLD, SHEET SIZE 9-1/4 X 10-1/4 INCHES, NATURAL, PAPER, 1 130 CASES ON 10/05/2018 C-3 260 CASE PLY, COUNT 250, 16 PACKS, PACKAGE OF 130 CASES ON 11/07/2018 4000 TOWEL, ECONOMY MULTIFOLD, SHEET SIZE 9- 100 CASES ON 10/05/2018 F-6 1/4 X 9-1/2 INCHES, NATURAL, COUNT 250, 16 220 CASE 120 CASES ON 11/07/2018 PACKS, PACKAGE OF 4000 SHIP TO: CHUCKAWALLA VALLEY STATE PRISON (CVSP) 19025 WILEY'S WELL RD. BLYTHE, CA 92225 Line Item Item Description Quantity Unit of Me Delivery Schedule TOWEL, ECONOMY MULTIFOLD, SHEET SIZE 9-1/4 X B-2 9-1/2 INCHES, WHITE, COUNT 250, 16 PACKS, 700 CASE 700 CASES ON 11/02/2018 PACKAGE OF 4000 SHIP TO: IRONWOOD STATE PRISON (ISP) 19005 WILEY'S WELL RD. BLYTHE, CA 92225 Line Item Item Description Quantity Unit of Me Delivery Schedule TOWEL, ECONOMY SINGLEFOLD, SHEET SIZE 250 CASES ON 10/01/2018 9-1/4 X 10-1/4 INCHES, NATURAL, PAPER, 1 C-3 750 CASE 250 CASES ON 11/01/2018 PLY, COUNT 250, 16 PACKS, PACKAGE OF 250 CASES ON 12/03/2018 4000 SHIP TO: KERN VALLEY STATE PRISON (KVSP) 3000 W. CECIL RD. DELANO, CA 93215 Line Item Item Description Quantity Unit of Me Delivery Schedule TOWEL, ECONOMY SINGLEFOLD, SHEET SIZE 9-1/4 X 10-1/4 INCHES, NATURAL, PAPER, 1 150 CASES ON 11/06/2018 C-3 300 CASE PLY, COUNT 250, 16 PACKS, PACKAGE OF 150 CASES ON 12/04/2018 4000 Page 2 of 4 SHIP TO: CALIFORNIA STATE PRISON LOS ANGELES, (LAC) 44750 60TH STREET LANCASTER, CA 93536 Line Item Item Description Quantity Unit of Me Delivery Schedule ECONOMY MULTIFOLD TOWEL, SHEET SIZE 9 280 CASES ON 10/01/2018 F-6 1/4 X 9 1/2 INCHES, NATURAL, COUNT 250, 16 810 CASE 280 CASES ON 11/01/2018 PACKS, PACKAGE OF 4000 250 CASES ON 12/03/2018 SHIP TO: NORTH KERN STATE PRISON (NKSP) 2737 W. CECIL AVE. DELANO, CA 93215 Line Item Item Description Quantity Unit of Me Delivery Schedule ECONOMY MULTIFOLD TOWEL, SHEET SIZE 9 F-6 1/4 X 9 1/2 INCHES, NATURAL, COUNT 250, 16 300 CASE 300 CASES ON 10/01/2018 PACKS, PACKAGE OF 4000 SHIP TO: PLEASANT VALLEY STATE PRISON (PVSP) 24863 W. JAYNE AVE. COALINGA, CA 93210 Line Item Item Description Quantity Unit of Me Delivery Schedule TOWEL, ECONOMY MULTIFOLD, SHEET SIZE 9- B-2 1/4 X 9-1/2 INCHES, WHITE, COUNT 250, 16 150 CASE 150 CASES ON 11/01/2018 PACKS, PACKAGE OF 4000 TOWEL, ECONOMY SINGLEFOLD, SHEET SIZE 9-1/4 X 10-1/4 INCHES, NATURAL, PAPER, 1 C-3 250 CASE 250 CASES ON 11/01/2018 PLY, COUNT 250, 16 PACKS, PACKAGE OF 4000 SHIP TO: RICHARD J. DONOVAN CORRECTIONAL FACILITY (RJD) 480 ALTA RD. SAN DIEGO, CA 92179 Line Item Item Description Quantity Unit of Me Delivery Schedule ECONOMY MULTIFOLD TOWEL, SHEET SIZE 9 144 CASES ON 10/15/2018 F-6 1/4 X 9 1/2 INCHES, NATURAL, COUNT 250, 16 433 CASE 144 CASES ON 11/15/2018 PACKS, PACKAGE OF 4000 145 CASES ON 12/15/2018 SHIP TO: CALIFORNIA SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT FACILITY (SATF) 900 QUEBEC CORCORAN, CA 93219 Line Item Item Description Quantity Unit of Me Delivery Schedule TOWEL, ECONOMY MULTIFOLD, SHEET SIZE 9-1/4 X 400 CASES ON 10/10/2018 B-2 9-1/2 INCHES, WHITE, COUNT 250, 16 PACKS, 1200 CASE 400 CASES ON 11/13/2018 PACKAGE OF 4000 400 CASES ON 12/12/2018 SHIP TO: VENTURA YOUTH CORRECTIONAL FACILITY (VYCF) 3100 WRIGHT RD. CAMARILLO, CA 93010 Line Item Item Description Quantity Unit of Me Delivery Schedule TOWEL, ECONOMY SINGLEFOLD, SHEET SIZE 120 CASES ON 10/01/2018 9-1/4 X 10-1/4 INCHES, NATURAL, PAPER, 1 C-3 360 CASE 120 CASES ON 11/01/2018 PLY, COUNT 250, 16 PACKS, PACKAGE OF 120 CASES ON 12/03/2018 4000 Page 3 of 4 SHIP TO: WASCO STATE PRISON (WSP) 701 SCOFIELD AVE. WASCO, CA 93280 Line Item Item Description Quantity Unit of Me Delivery Schedule TOWEL, ECONOMY MULTIFOLD, SHEET SIZE 9- 84 CASES ON 10/01/2018 B-2 1/4 X 9-1/2 INCHES, WHITE, COUNT 250, 16 252 CASE 84 CASES ON 11/01/2018 PACKS, PACKAGE OF 4000 84 CASES ON 12/03/2018 TOWEL, ECONOMY SINGLEFOLD, SHEET SIZE 210 CASES ON 10/01/2018 9-1/4 X 10-1/4 INCHES, NATURAL, PAPER, 1 C-3 630 CASE 210 CASES ON 11/01/2018 PLY, COUNT 250, 16 PACKS, PACKAGE OF 210 CASES ON 12/03/2018 4000 SHIP TO: SOUTHERN CAMP WAREHOUSE (SCW) 701 SOUTH DUPONT AVE ONTARIO, CA 91761 Line Item Item Description Quantity Unit of Me Delivery Schedule TOWEL, ECONOMY SINGLEFOLD, SHEET SIZE 80 CASES ON 10/12/2018 9-1/4 X 10-1/4 INCHES, NATURAL, PAPER, 1 C-3 240 CASE 80 CASES ON 11/13/2018 PLY, COUNT 250, 16 PACKS, PACKAGE OF 80 CASES ON 12/12/2018 4000 Page 4 of 4.
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