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Tenders are invited for Cisco Smartnet Service Agreement
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Tenders are invited for Purchase, Planting, Trimming or Removal of Trees on Town of Hempstead Property
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ADDENDUM #2: Downtown Pasadena Vision and Master Plan
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Tenders are invited for Mason Inlet Maintenance Project
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Tenders are invited for Open Roster of Expert Practitioners — MECS/CLASP eCooking Venture Building Programme
- 31 Dec 2026
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Tenders are invited for Professional Planning Services - Highway 5
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Tenders are invited for Field Level Maintenance (FLM) and Related Field Services
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The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is conducting a competitive small business set aside under NAICS 333991. These items are being procured for a Veteran enrolled within the Veteran Readiness and Employment (VRE) program at the VA. The delivery location will be the Veteran's Residence.
Amendment 0001 - Amendment published to answer all submitted questions, provide updated Parts List, and update the Quote Deadline.
Contact InformationPrimary Point of ContactRobert R MulheranEmail robert.mulheran@va.gov Phone Number612-970-5621Alternative Point of Contact(blank)Email (blank) Phone Number(blank)Contracting Office Address1800 G STREET NW (No Street Address 2) WASHINGTON, DC 20006 USA Attachments/LinksLinksNo links have been added to this opportunity.AttachmentsDocumentFile SizeAccessUpdated Date D.1-Supply Parts List-36C10D26Q0188-Revision 1.xlsx 16.88 KB
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The USGS Geological Survey Florence Bascom Geoscience Center (FBGC) has a requirement to purchase a Vibracoring System and to be delivered to Reston, VA **Delivery Date ¿60 days after receipt of order**Request for Quote (RFQ) 140G0126Q0293 will be issued on or about 09/10/2026 with written quotes due on or about 09/16/2026. The NAICS code is 334516. The size standard is 1,000 employees.The anticipated award date of the contract is 09/17/2026 A vendor must be registered at https://www.sam.gov/index.html to be awarded the contract. All responsible sources may submit a bid or quotation which shall be considered by the agency. Responses may be emailed to rafael_anderson@ios.doi.gov.Buy American Act applies. Vendors must comply with all applicable domestic sourcing requirements and disclose any foreign end products.Contact InformationPrimary Point of ContactAnderson, RafaelEmail rlanderson@usgs.gov Phone Number0000000000Alternative Point of Contact(blank)Email (blank) Phone Number(blank)Contracting Office Address12201 SUNRISE VALLEY DRIVE (No Street Address 2) RESTON, VA 20192 USA Attachments/LinksLinksNo links have been added to this opportunity.AttachmentsDocumentFile SizeAccessUpdated Date Sol_140G0126Q0293.pdf 312.51 KB
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SAM.gov (System for Award Management) is the primary federal procurement portal where all U.S. government contract opportunities are published. Businesses must complete SAM registration to participate in federal tenders, submit bids and receive contract awards.
The U.S. procurement system uses several types of notices including RFP (Request for Proposal), RFQ (Request for Quotation), IFB (Invitation for Bid), GPN (General Procurement Notice) and BOQ (Bill of Quantities). Each serves a different purpose depending on the project scope and procurement method.
Yes, many U.S. government tenders are open to international bidders. However, companies must comply with federal regulations such as FAR (Federal Acquisition Regulation), complete SAM registration and meet eligibility and certification requirements.
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NAICS (North American Industry Classification System) codes are used to classify businesses based on industry sectors in the U.S. procurement system. Selecting the correct NAICS code helps vendors identify relevant tenders and improves visibility in procurement searches.
Yes, the U.S. government actively promotes small business participation through set-aside contracts, SBA programs and subcontracting opportunities. Many tenders are specifically reserved for small and minority-owned businesses.
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