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The contract involves providing investigation services specifically for Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) complaints. It is a forecast opportunity posted by the US Marshals Service under the Department of Justice, with a focus on the NAICS code 561611, which relates to investigation services. The work is to be performed nationwide, indicating a broad geographical scope without restriction to any specific city or state. Key contacts for this opportunity include Julie Simpson as the primary point of contact and Shandora Acrey serving as the Small Business Point of Contact, facilitating communication and support for small businesses interested in the contract. The solicitation number has not been specified, and no set-aside designation applies, suggesting it is open to all qualified vendors. Additional details and updates about this contracting opportunity can be accessed through the Department of Justice’s procurement forecast website.

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US Marshals seek nationwide investigation services for EEO complaints; open to all vendors.

Agency

Department Of Justice → US Marshals Service

NAICS

561611 - Investigation and Personal Background Check Services View NAICS

Place of Performance

[Nationwide], US

Set-Aside

NONE

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PostedMay 25

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AgencyDepartment Of Justice → US Marshals Service

Contacts2 people available

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Department Of Justice → US Marshals Service

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Contacts

Julie Simpson

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Shandora AcreySmall Business POC

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Investigation Services for EEO Complaints

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