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How to bid on District Court shredding services for the Maryland Judiciary

Maryland Judiciary (Courts) MDCloses November 6, 2026

What the Maryland Judiciary is buying

The Maryland Judiciary is seeking shredding services for a District Court. The solicitation is listed as K27-0032-25.

The full solicitation documents explain the requested work and response requirements. Review them before deciding whether the opportunity fits your business.

Deadline and submission

Responses are due October 30, 2026, at 4:30 PM ET.

Submit your response through Bonfire before the deadline. Check the solicitation documents for the exact submission instructions and allow time to complete the portal steps.

Who this opportunity may suit

This opportunity may suit a firm that provides shredding services and is interested in serving a District Court. The listed category is facilities.

Use the solicitation documents to confirm the work details and any vendor qualifications or other requirements.

How to access the solicitation and respond

Open the opportunity through the Maryland Judiciary procurement portal, Bonfire. Viewing the opportunity is public and does not require an account.

Register for a free vendor account in Bonfire to download the documents and submit a response. The detail page opens in a web browser.

Prepare a clear, complete response

Read the full solicitation and follow its instructions closely. Make a checklist of requested forms, supporting information, and submission steps so nothing is missed.

Explain clearly how your firm would provide the requested shredding services, using details that match the solicitation. Review your files and portal submission before the deadline.

See the live bid — deadline, agency details, and how to respond

Dates and requirements can change via addenda; always verify on the bid page and at the original source before responding.

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This guide was prepared by BiddingSimple from the solicitation’s public posting. It is not official guidance from Maryland Judiciary (Courts); the original posting controls.