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The Attorney General’s Office for the District of Columbia has issued a forecast for the Public Safety Division, indicating an upcoming procurement opportunity with a posting date of July 23, 2026. This forecast is intended to provide vendors and partners with advance notice of potential contracting activity, though no solicitation number or detailed scope of work has been released at this time. The nature of the procurement is not specified, and there is no indication of set-aside status, NAICS code, or organization type designation, which suggests the opportunity may be open to a broad range of eligible contractors. The place of performance and agency office address lack specific location details, but the contract will be managed under the District of Columbia’s jurisdiction. There are no designated points of contact listed in the record, so interested parties should monitor the official portal at the provided UI link for future updates, including the release of a formal solicitation, requirements, deadlines, and submission protocols. As this is currently a forecast and not an active solicitation, all terms, specifications, and evaluation criteria remain subject to change pending the official announcement.

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District of Columbia to issue public safety procurement July 23, 2026; open to all eligible contractors.

Agency

District of Columbia → Attorney General (OAG)

NAICS

922130 - Legal Counsel and ProsecutionView NAICS

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AgencyDistrict of Columbia → Attorney General (OAG)
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