Field Review of Appraisals for the state of Alaska
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The contract involves conducting field reviews of appraisals specifically for the state of Alaska over a five-year period. It is a total small business set-aside, ensuring that only small businesses are eligible to compete for this opportunity in accordance with federal acquisition regulations. The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), through its Chief Procurement Officer's office based in Chicago, Illinois, is the contracting agency responsible for overseeing the project. Key points include the solicitation number DU205NC-16-Q-0041, which was posted in mid-July 2016. The work must be performed within Alaska, and the contract type is combined, indicating multiple services or contract types may be integrated in the agreement. Primary contacts for the contract are two contract specialists, Liz Daniels and Wayne S. Bernacki, available for inquiries, with contact information provided. This contract reflects HUD's commitment to engaging small businesses to support appraisal field review services in the Alaskan region.
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State of Alaska, AK, USASet-Aside
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