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PCA - Debt Collection Services

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The Bureau of the Fiscal Service, specifically through the Administrative Resource Center, is forecasting a requirement for debt collection services. This procurement is categorized under NAICS code 561440 and is managed by the Bureau of the Fiscal Service. Key points of contact for this effort include Rachel Nonamaker for the Bureau and Chad Weaver for the Program Office. Further information regarding this forecast can be accessed through the official treasury forecast portal.

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Bureau of the Fiscal Service forecasts procurement for debt collection services under NAICS 561440.

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561440 - Collection Agencies

Place of Performance

WV

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AgencyAdministrative Resource Center → Bureau Of The Fiscal Service
Contacts2 people available
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Rachel Nonamaker
Chad Weaver

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PCA - Debt Collection Services

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