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annual support and maintenance for data loggers

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The Indian Health Service is seeking annual support and maintenance for data loggers under a forecast opportunity. This requirement falls under NAICS code 334290, which covers other communications equipment manufacturing. The project is managed by the Indian Health Service, with Jeff Blackmon serving as the program point of contact and Krishna Harriman acting as the contracting officer. Further details regarding this opportunity can be accessed through the official HHS opportunity forecast portal.

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Indian Health Service seeks annual support and maintenance for data loggers, NAICS 334290.

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334290 - Other Communications Equipment ManufacturingView NAICS

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USA

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AgencyIndian Health Service
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Indian Health Service
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Jeff Blackmon
Krishna HarrimanContracting Officer

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