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Q--Electroconvulsive Therapy Medical Services for Augusta VAMC
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The contract for Electroconvulsive Therapy Medical Services at Augusta VAMC under solicitation number VA-247-09-RP-0247 has been cancelled in full due to a determination that these services are no longer required for fiscal year 2009. Originally posted on September 3, 2009, this solicitation was aimed at securing medical services related to electroconvulsive therapy, classified under NAICS code 621112. The cancellation reflects the government's decision to halt this procurement entirely in the best interest of the government, indicating a change in the need for these medical services during the specified fiscal year. No further information on the agency or specific locations involved is provided, and no set-aside provisions were associated with this solicitation.
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Charlie Norwood VA Medical Center;Augusta, GA 30904 U.S.Set-Aside
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