Invitation For Bid P2675010, Analytical Testing Services
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The State of California is seeking bids for Invitation For Bid P2675010, solicitation number 0000040349, to provide analytical testing services for the California Department of Fish and Wildlife Office of Spill Prevention Response Laboratory Program. The selected contractor will provide contingency capacity for analytical testing to support capabilities not available in-house and ensure service continuity during catastrophic instrument failures. These services are essential for supporting research studies with partner state agencies and enforcement actions aimed at protecting state waters and wildlife from pollutants. The closing date for this opportunity is September 29, 2026, at 5:00 PM, with the place of performance located in West Sacramento, California. Interested vendors may be required to register on the State of California website to participate. All inquiries regarding the content or language of the bid should be directed to the originating organization.
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