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Corkage Fee Services for Alcoholic Beverage Management

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This contract involves the management of alcoholic beverages at the U.S. Embassy in Muscat, focusing on corkage fee services associated with alcohol storage, handling, and serving. The contractor is required to ensure compliance with both U.S. Embassy regulations and local alcohol policies, maintaining proper procedures throughout the management process. The service falls under the NAICS code 722320, indicating it relates to food services and drinking places. The contract is a subcontract and was made available in February 2026 through the Department of State. Although specific location details and the point of contact are not provided, the primary responsibility covers comprehensive alcohol service management tasks, ensuring all activities adhere to the established rules and standards set by the Embassy and local authorities.

General Info

Management of alcoholic beverages and corkage services at U.S. Embassy Muscat under regulatory compliance.

Agency

Department Of State → US Embassy MuscatView Agency

NAICS

722320 - CaterersView NAICS

Place of Performance

DC, OMN

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AgencyDepartment Of State → US Embassy Muscat
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Department Of State → US Embassy Muscat
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Alcohol service management including storage, handling, serving, and compliance with U.S. Embassy and local alcohol policies.

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