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ASLBP Hearing Room and Offsite Hearing Audio Visual Components

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This contract involves the acquisition of audio-visual equipment to replace outdated, obsolete, or non-functional components used by HAVES, which supports ASLBP hearings conducted in the ASLBP Hearing Room and at offsite locations. The procurement is managed by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and is aimed at ensuring reliable AV capabilities for hearing proceedings. The solicitation is designated as a forecast opportunity under the NAICS code 334310 and is set aside exclusively for small businesses. The contract will be performed in Washington, with the Small Business Program serving as the primary point of contact for queries and engagement. The purchase is crucial for maintaining operational effectiveness during formal hearings, reflecting the NRC’s commitment to upgrading technology infrastructure in support of regulatory activities. This procurement ensures that necessary AV components meet current standards and functionality requirements to facilitate seamless hearing processes.

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Procurement of AV equipment for ASLBP hearings by NRC, reserved for small businesses, in Washington.

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NAICS

334310 - Audio and Video Equipment ManufacturingView NAICS

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Washington, DC, USA

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AgencyNuclear Regulatory Commission
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This acquisition is to purchase AV equipment to replace components that have reached their end-of-life, are obsolete, or no longer function for HAVES. HAVES supports ASLBP hearings held in the ASLBP Hearing Room or at offsite locations.

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