Expired Restaurant Liquor License Auction RFP
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Aug 6, 2026
Oct 5, 2026
Rights to file transfer applications for certain expired restaurant liquor licenses.
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Posted
Aug 6, 2026
Oct 5, 2026
Rights to file transfer applications for certain expired restaurant liquor licenses.
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Harrisburg
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Dauphin
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910 Capitol St
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17110
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This document represents an amendment to an Oracle Master Agreement and a change order (Change Order 7) to a Non-Merchandise Contract Agreement (63017408) between Oracle America, Inc. and the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board (PLCB). The change order increases the spending cap for the Oracle Contract Purchase Agreement from $170.8 million to $184.2 million and extends the sole source agreement by 7 years, setting a new end date of 25-Feb-2030 for the Non-Merchandise Contract. The total agreement amount for Contract 63017408 is stated as $139,631,031.60 USD.
This document details a five-year contract between the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board (PLCB) and Information & Computing Services, Inc. (ICS) for RF-SMART On-Line Services for Oracle SCM Cloud. The agreement, identified by Purchase Order No. 63021521 and Agreement No. 347168, is effective from August 13, 2021, to August 12, 2026. It includes annual costs for software, support, and initial setup/training, totaling $1,398,540.00 USD. The contract incorporates an Invitation for Bid (IFB 260366), an Order Document, and comprehensive terms and conditions covering service levels, security, and general contractual obligations.
This document is Purchase Order 80051925 from PLCB to Pierson Computing Connection, Inc. for IBM Safeguarded Copy Licenses, including 3 years of software maintenance. The total contract amount is $29,040.00. The estimated delivery and service start date is October 31, 2023, with maintenance terms extending for three years from this date. The document also includes bid forms, compliance requirements, and seller certification.
This document outlines a "Contract for Comprehensive Security Services" between the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board (PLCB) and Universal Protection Service, LLC d/b/a Allied Universal Security Services. The contract, issued as a Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) (Order No. 63021822), covers security guard services, alarm system installation and monitoring, and security camera systems for PLCB facilities. The initial term is five years, from January 5, 2022, to January 4, 2027, with an option for two additional years. The total agreed amount for the contract is $70,000,000 USD. The contract incorporates the RFP (RFP#20200924) and the contractor's response, including cost submittal and technical submittal. T&Cs are provided.
This document outlines Contract Purchase Agreement (CPA) No. 70000005 between Storflex Holdings Inc. and the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board (PLCB) for steel shelving and accessories. The agreement covers an initial term and three exercised option years, with the latest option year (Option Year 3) effective from September 9, 2025, to September 8, 2026. The total agreed amount for the contract, including all exercised options and additional funds, is $2,930,000.00. Individual Purchase Orders will be issued against this CPA as needed, and the contract includes comprehensive terms and conditions.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
The board addressed several regulatory and operational items, including petitions for exemption from Liquor Code statutes, various license exchanges, transfers, and renewals, with some decisions involving conditional agreements. Personnel actions, including removals and suspensions, were approved as presented. The meeting also covered inter-agency charges related to property costs and audits, as well as store lease amendments and options. Additionally, the board reviewed and approved various product listing updates and reviewed financial statements regarding the State Stores Fund.
The board approved a Liquor Code statute exemption for the City of Carbondale. Multiple licensing applications were processed, including new economic development licenses, renewals with conditional agreements, and denials of manager appointments. The board approved various personnel removal actions. Procurement approvals covered services such as hearing examiner services, snow removal, furniture procurement, IT staffing and upgrades, and settlement agreements for security and telecommunication services. Lease actions involving several retail locations were addressed, alongside product management decisions regarding new item listings and delistings. Finally, the board authorized a multi-million dollar transfer of funds to the Department of Agriculture for industry promotion boards.
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The board ratified a previous notational vote regarding procurement actions, including the purchase of scanners and printers at corrected estimated costs. New business items addressed a municipal petition for an exemption from liquor code statutes regarding amplified sound, and several requests to rescind conditional licensing agreements. The board also reviewed bureau licensing actions, including a denial of a new business engagement, a denial of a request for an extension of a safekeeping period, and approval for interior connections with another business. Various license renewal applications were either approved with conditions, held for conditional licensing agreements, or denied. Additionally, the board approved personnel actions and several procurement and inter-agency charges, along with lease actions presented by the Office of Retail Operations and various product management recommendations.
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