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IRS OFFICE OF PROCUREMENT FORECAST FY21

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The IRS Office of Procurement Forecast for FY21 outlines upcoming procurement opportunities within the Department of the Treasury, aiming to inform potential vendors about planned contracts for the fiscal year. Although specific contract types, set-aside statuses, and NAICS codes are not provided, the forecast serves as a strategic guide for businesses interested in engaging with the IRS on future projects. The forecast was posted on February 26, 2021, and reflects the department’s procurement priorities and anticipated needs. Contact information is available for key personnel, including Steven R. Brand and Michelle Wright, who can assist with inquiries related to procurement opportunities. The forecast lacks detailed location data for the place of performance, indicating that the scope may be broad or not finalized. Interested parties can access additional information and updates through the provided official online workspace link. This forecast acts as an important resource for vendors to prepare for participation in federal contracting with the IRS.

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IRS FY21 procurement forecast outlines upcoming opportunities, contacts, and preparation guidance for vendors.

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Department Of The TreasuryView Agency

NAICS

924110 - Administration of Air and Water Resource and Solid Waste Management ProgramsView NAICS

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Not specified

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NONE

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AgencyDepartment Of The Treasury

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Department Of The Treasury

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Steven R. Brand

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Michelle Wright

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