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City RFP - Air Quality Monitoring
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The City of Stamford, Connecticut, is soliciting proposals for air quality monitoring under solicitation number 2024.0298. The response deadline is March 21, 2024, at 4:00 PM. Because federal funds will be used to satisfy the resulting contracts, all proposers are required to have a Unique Entity ID and be registered with SAM.gov prior to the proposal due date or the execution of an agreement. Additionally, all participants must comply with the requirements of 2 C.F.R. 200. There is no required RFP deposit or pre-proposal meeting for this solicitation. Technical inquiries should be directed to Jody Bishop-Pullan, Director of Health and Human Services, while questions regarding purchasing and bidding procedures should be addressed to Purchasing Agent Erik J. Larson.
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