CNIC NCACS OPEN SOURCES SOUGHT NOTICE
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The contract titled "CNIC NCACS OPEN SOURCES SOUGHT NOTICE" is an active solicitation posted by the Navy Installations Command, a division of the Department of Defense. It was first active as of June 1, 2012, and remained active through at least May 30, 2014. The solicitation is associated with the NAICS code 541519, indicating it falls under computer systems design services. The contract is managed by an office located in Washington, DC, with the place of performance also in Washington, DC. The point of contact for this solicitation is Sharon L Burch-Martin, holding the position of N3AT PHYSEC TECH OFFICER, and can be reached via email or phone. This notice appears to be a sources sought announcement intended to identify potential vendors or contractors, though no specific contract type or set-aside details are indicated. Further information is accessible through the government's contract workspace site.
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CNIC HQ WASHINGTON DC BLDG 196 WASHINGTON NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON, DC, 20388, USASet-Aside
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