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Nickel Niobium
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This contract pertains to the procurement of Nickel Niobium and is issued by the Department of Defense, specifically through the DCSO Columbus Division #3. The solicitation, identified by the number SP8000-25-R-0011, was posted on August 25, 2025, with a response deadline of September 9, 2025, at 21:00. The contract is of a combined type, indicating a mixture of procurement methods, and does not involve any set-aside restrictions, meaning it is open to all qualified vendors. The performance of the contract is expected to take place in New York, with the primary point of contact being Charli Soren, reachable via email at charli.soren@dla.mil or by phone at 804-980-5168. The contract details are accessible through the provided link on sam.gov for further information.
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NY, 12302, USASet-Aside
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