D -- Logistics Management Software Consulting, Iraq MOD
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The Joint Contracting Command-Iraq Multi-National Security Transition Command-Iraq Support Division is seeking software implementation and consulting services to modify and deploy an automated logistics management system for the Iraqi Ministry of Defense. This initiative aims to enhance logistical operations through a tailored software solution. A full and open competitive request for purchase will be issued around September 1, 2007, inviting qualified vendors to submit proposals. The contract, identified by solicitation number W91GY0-07-R-0107, falls under the NAICS code 541512, which pertains to computer systems design services. The Department of Defense’s MSTC-I Supply Division is managing the procurement, with the office located in APO, AE 09365. Key contacts for this procurement include Adam J Crockett and Contract Specialist Liz A Anton, both available for inquiries. The anticipated contract involves working closely with the Iraqi Ministry of Defense to ensure the system meets operational requirements and facilitates effective logistics management.
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International ZoneBaghdad 09348, AESet-Aside
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