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NCMEC MCU ANALYTS SERVICE SUPPORT

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The US Marshals Service under the Department of Justice is forecasting a contract opportunity for three analysts to provide service support to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children through the MCU program. The requirement is set as full and open competition without any set-aside restrictions, and it falls under the NAICS code 624110 for Other Social Assistance. The work will be performed in Arlington, Virginia, with no specified contract value or duration, as this is a forecasted opportunity rather than a solicited award. The point of contact for procurement inquiries is Mikelle Everett, and Shandora Acrey serves as the Small Business Specialist for this effort, providing support and guidance to interested small businesses. Information regarding this forecast can be found on the Department of Justice’s contracting opportunities webpage.

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US Marshals forecasts contract for three analysts supporting NCMEC in Arlington under NAICS 624110.

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Department Of Justice → US Marshals ServiceView Agency

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624110 - Child and Youth ServicesView NAICS

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Arlington, VA, US

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AgencyDepartment Of Justice → US Marshals Service

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