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Directors office Equipment Training
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The Illinois Department of Public Health is seeking to procure videography training specifically focused on the operation and use of equipment owned by the agency. The contract, titled "Directors Office Equipment Training," is open for responses until July 16, 2024, with a solicitation number of 25-482DPH-HLTHP-B-43860. The project falls under NAICS code 423420, which pertains to office equipment merchant wholesalers, indicating the training may involve equipment procurement or maintenance. The contract value is estimated to range between $5,000 and $20,000, reflecting a moderate scope of work. Interested vendors are directed to contact the Fiscal Office at William Smith via email or phone for further details. The performance of the contract will be carried out within Illinois, and the procurement process is managed through the Illinois bid system, with additional information available online. The initiative aims to enhance the agency’s staff capabilities in managing and utilizing their existing videography equipment effectively, ensuring improved operational efficiency and technical proficiency.
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