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Admission Fees For "Bike Ride" Cyclists

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The contract forecast titled Admission Fees For Bike Ride Cyclists is posted by the District of Columbia’s Parks and Recreation department with a publication date of July 23, 2026. It pertains to the collection and management of admission fees associated with a cycling event referred to as Bike Ride, though specific details regarding fee structures, participant limits, or revenue usage are not yet defined and will be outlined in a subsequent statement of work. The forecast does not include a solicitation number, NAICS classification, set-aside information, or point of contact, indicating it is an early-stage notice meant to inform potential vendors of an anticipated procurement rather than a formal request for proposals. Performance is expected to occur within the District of Columbia, though no exact location or address has been specified. Interested parties should monitor for the upcoming statement of work to understand scope, requirements, and submission guidelines.

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DC Parks and Rec to collect bike ride admission fees, details pending in upcoming statement of work.

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District of Columbia → Parks and Recreation (DPR)

NAICS

561920 - Convention and Trade Show OrganizersView NAICS

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AgencyDistrict of Columbia → Parks and Recreation (DPR)
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