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IFB - Landscaping Services for various Library Branches
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The City of Boston has issued an Invitation for Bid (IFB) for landscaping services across various library branches in Massachusetts. The solicitation, identified by the number BD-24-1142-143-143-101071, was posted on April 8, 2024, with a deadline for responses set for April 24, 2024. Interested vendors can access detailed bid information and submit responses electronically through the Boston Supplier Portal at boston.gov/procurement, specifically under Event EV00014016. The project falls under NAICS code 561730, which pertains to landscaping services, and is managed by the Boston Police Department, serving as the primary point of contact. For inquiries or further assistance, contact can be made via email at [email hidden] or by phone at [phone hidden]. The contract aims to secure landscaping services for multiple library locations, emphasizing the city's ongoing efforts to maintain and enhance public library facilities.
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MA, USASet-Aside
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