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IRP Membership Dues

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The contract pertains to annual membership dues for the International Registration Plan (IRP) administered by the District of Columbia’s Department of Motor Vehicles. This forecasted requirement outlines the financial obligation for eligible entities to maintain active IRP membership, which facilitates the registration and operation of commercial vehicles across participating jurisdictions. Membership dues are typically calculated based on fleet size, vehicle weight, and operational miles traveled within IRP member states and provinces, ensuring proportional cost sharing among participants. The agency responsible for administering the dues is the District of Columbia’s Motor Vehicles division, which manages compliance, billing, and renewal procedures for local carriers enrolled in the IRP program. While the specific fee amounts and payment deadlines are not detailed here, the forecast indicates that the requirement is anticipated to be active in the future, with no set-aside provisions or NAICS codes listed. Entities seeking to participate must ensure timely payment to avoid suspension of privileges and must comply with DC DMV’s reporting and renewal timelines as dictated by IRP regulations. Further details regarding submission processes or eligibility criteria are accessible through the provided public portal link.

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Annual IRP membership dues for commercial vehicles, calculated by fleet size and miles, administered by DC DMV.

Agency

District of Columbia → Motor Vehicles (DMV)

NAICS

813920 - Professional OrganizationsView NAICS

Place of Performance

Not specified

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AgencyDistrict of Columbia → Motor Vehicles (DMV)
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District of Columbia → Motor Vehicles (DMV)
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IRP Annual Membership Dues

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