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Idiq Multiple Award Task Order Contracts (MATOC) For Design Build Services On An As-Needed Basis

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P44-129State & Local

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MD, USA

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IDIQ MATOC for Design Build Services

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M-NCPPC Design/Build Construction Pricing Form

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P44-129 Addendum No. 1 - Design Build Services MATOC

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P44-129 Design Build MATOC

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P44-129 Pre-Proposal Conference Attendance List

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P44-129 Pre-Proposal Conference RSVP List

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AgencyMaryland → Corporate Procurement Services
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The Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission (M-NCPPC or Commission) is soliciting proposals from highly-qualified Design-Build firms to provide design and construction related services on an IDIQ basis.

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