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FURNITURE INSTALL

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The contract opportunity involves the installation of furniture, under the NAICS code 238390, which generally pertains to specialty trade contractors. It is issued by the Department of Justice, specifically through the Federal Prison Industries office. This forecasted contract is categorized as full and open, meaning it is unrestricted and available to all interested parties without set-aside limitations. The place of performance is identified as Green Bay, Wisconsin. Key contacts for this opportunity include Stacey Phipps, who serves as a primary point of contact, and Robert L. Connolly, designated as the Small Business Point of Contact. The solicitation does not provide specific solicitation numbers or additional details such as exact quantities or scope beyond the general nature of furniture installation. The official link to the forecast of contracting opportunities is available through the Department of Justice website.

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Installation of furniture contract by DOJ in Green Bay, Wisconsin, open to all contractors.

Agency

Department Of Justice → Inc Federal Prison Industries

NAICS

238390 - Other Building Finishing ContractorsView NAICS

Place of Performance

Green Bay, WI, US

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PostedMay 25

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AgencyDepartment Of Justice → Inc Federal Prison Industries

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Department Of Justice → Inc Federal Prison Industries

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Stacey Phipps

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Robert L. ConnollySmall Business POC

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