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Animal Care Entrance Sign
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Greenville County is seeking input through RFI #27005 to gather budgetary estimates and industry insights for the potential replacement of the main entrance sign at the Greenville County Animal Care facility. The request is purely for planning purposes and is not intended to solicit bids or commit to any purchase. Responses must be submitted by August 4, 2026, and the information collected will help the County assess feasibility, establish a project budget, and inform any future procurement efforts. The RFI is managed by Animal Care Services under the South Carolina state agency, with primary correspondence directed to Senior Buyer Katherine Hawthorne at the Greenville County office. The location of the project is the Animal Care facility in Greenville, South Carolina, and while no specific NAICS code or set-aside classification is provided, the initiative remains an internal planning step with no contractual obligations attached.
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