Enterprise Solution for a Volunteer Delivery and Support System
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The Peace Corps has announced a pre-solicitation notice for an upcoming contract aimed at acquiring an integrated and efficient Volunteer Delivery and Support (VDS) System. This enterprise solution is intended to manage all aspects of the Volunteer lifecycle, including volunteer support and medical management, to streamline operations and enhance service delivery. The formal solicitation package will be made available around December 17, 2009, with proposals not being accepted at this stage. The acquisition will utilize simplified procedures under the NAICS code 518210. The place of performance for this contract is Washington, DC, with postal code 20526. Key points of contact for the solicitation include Contract Specialists Denise Harper and Kevin N Linden, who can be reached via provided email addresses and phone numbers. This pre-solicitation notice sets the stage for the formal solicitation release and emphasizes the intent to deploy a comprehensive system to address volunteer management needs across the organization.
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1111 20th Street NW, WASHINGTON, DC, 20526, USASet-Aside
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