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Morgantown, WV Fire Service Fee:

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The contract pertains to fire service fees in Morgantown, West Virginia, under the Office of Fossil Energy within the Department of Energy. It is listed as a forecast with a posting date of August 10, 2026, and falls under NAICS code 922160, which corresponds to public order and safety services, specifically fire protection. The place of performance is designated as West Virginia, though no specific city or zip code is provided, and the agency’s physical office address details are unspecified. The solicitation number is not assigned, indicating this is a preliminary forecast rather than an active procurement. The type of set aside is categorized as other, with no further clarification provided. Brian Halstead, the Small Business Program Manager, serves as the point of contact and can be reached via email at brian.halstead@hq.doe.gov. This forecast signals an upcoming requirement for fire services, potentially targeting small business participation, though no formal bid or award process has been initiated yet.

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Forecast for fire service fees in West Virginia under DOE, targeting small businesses, contact Brian Halstead.

Agency

Department of Energy → Office of Fossil Energy

NAICS

922160 - Fire ProtectionView NAICS

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WV, US

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AgencyDepartment of Energy → Office of Fossil Energy

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Department of Energy → Office of Fossil Energy

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Brian HalsteadSmall Business Program Manager

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