43--Lo-Lift Pump Unit
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) plans to enter into a noncompetitive contract with Welsh Irrigation and Equipment for the procurement of a Lo-Lift Pump Unit, model number 562296. This procurement has been justified and approved under relevant federal acquisition regulations, allowing a sole-source acquisition without competition. The contract is designated as a total small business set-aside, reflecting an intent to support small business participation. Interested parties were invited to submit written inquiries or concerns by September 13, 2004, with all communications required via fax or email to a designated FWS contact. If no responses were received by the deadline, the award was to be made directly to Welsh Irrigation and Equipment. The contract falls under the Department of the Interior’s FWS Headquarters office located in Falls Church, VA, and the public notice explicitly states that it is not a solicitation for offers but rather a presolicitation announcement.
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Lacassine National Wildlife Refuge 209 Nature Road Lake Arthur, LA 70549, VASet-Aside
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