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Friends of Fort Dupont Ice Arena "Grant"

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The District of Columbia Department of Parks and Recreation is forecasting a grant opportunity for the Friends of Fort Dupont Ice Arena. This action is categorized under NAICS code 813211, which pertains to commercial recreation services. Specific details regarding the scope of work and performance requirements are to be provided in the Statement of Work. The procurement is managed by the District of Columbia government and is currently listed as a forecast item.

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DC Parks and Recreation forecasts a commercial recreation grant for Fort Dupont Ice Arena.

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District of Columbia → Parks and Recreation (DPR)

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813211 - Grantmaking Foundations

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DC, USA

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AgencyDistrict of Columbia → Parks and Recreation (DPR)

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