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RFB-758-2600000688-3 | Overnight Security (unarmed) Service for KY Horse Park

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RFB-758-2600000688-3State & Local

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Kentucky Horse ParkView Agency

NAICS

561612 - Security Guards and Patrol ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Other, KY, US

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RFB 758 2600000688 Overnight Security Services Kentucky Horse Park

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RFB 758 2600000688 Overnight Security Service KY Horse Park Modification 3

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Attachment B - Annual Affidavit for Bidders and Contractors

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AgencyKentucky Horse Park
Contacts3 people available
OfficeOther, KY, US
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Office AddressOther, KY, US
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Overnight Security (unarmed) Service for KY Horse Park

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