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59--Automatic Telescoping 100 Foot Antenna Mast Trailer Towers with Six Foot Shelters for the US Army Electronic Ground, Fort Huachuca, Arizona 85613
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Solicitation W9124Q-08-R-EPGRIE was issued by the Department of Defense under the W6QM Micc-White Sands agency for the procurement of automatic telescoping 100 foot antenna mast trailer towers equipped with six foot shelters. The equipment was intended for use by the US Army Electronic Ground in Fort Huachuca, Arizona. This opportunity was designated as a total small business set-aside. The solicitation, which was posted on April 21, 2008, has been canceled in its entirety. The government indicated that the requirement will be reposted under a different solicitation number at a later date.
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ACA, South Region, Electronic Proving Ground Directorate of Contracting, Banister Hall, Bldg 56301, 2000 Arizona Street Fort, NMSet-Aside
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