99 -- Proposed Additions of Commodities to the Committee''s Procurement List
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The Committee plans to add a series of Premium Linear Low Density Can Liners in buff color, encompassing 30 specific National Stock Numbers (NSNs 8105-00-NIB-1149 through -1178), to its Procurement List. This addition is being announced to ensure that all existing Government schedule holders for these items, which fall under Multiple Award Schedules 81 IB, SIN 617-1 and 51V, SIN 105-001/002, are formally notified. The proposed inclusion aims to streamline procurement processes and maintain consistency across federal acquisitions for these specific can liners. This action reflects the Committee’s ongoing efforts to update and manage its Procurement List effectively by incorporating items that have been proposed for addition. The details of the solicitation, including its identification as CP-02-04 and posting date of March 5, 2002, serve as reference points for interested parties seeking further information. By publishing this intent, the Committee facilitates transparency and invites awareness among schedule holders regarding the proposed contractual changes.
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