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Mobile Grocer and Farm Stand Services

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2710-001State & Local

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Texas → TRAVIS COUNTY HEALTHCARE DISTRICT

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TX, USA

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RFP 2710-001 Mobile Grocer and Farm Stand Services

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AgencyTexas → TRAVIS COUNTY HEALTHCARE DISTRICT
Contacts3 people available
OfficeAUSTIN, TX, 78702, USA
Organization / Agency
Texas → TRAVIS COUNTY HEALTHCARE DISTRICT
Office AddressAUSTIN, TX, 78702, USA
Contacts
Balena BunchPROCUREMENT DIRECTOR
SCOTT LEVINEPURCHASING AGENT

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Central Health is soliciting proposals from qualified organizations to provide community-based mobile and/or pop-up fresh food market services and related nutrition-access supports at designated Central Health locations and other approved community sites in Travis County, Texas. The intent of this solicitation is to establish a reliable, accessible, and measurable food access service that connects Central Health patients and community members to affordable fresh foods while strengthening access to federal nutrition benefits, nutrition incentives, local and regional food systems, and related community resources.

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