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RFP-231-260000002455-2 | MDOS RFP for Optec 1000DMV Vision Screeners/Branch Ops

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RFP-231-260000002455-2State & Local

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The Michigan Department of State has issued solicitation RFP-231-260000002455-2 for the procurement of Optec 1000DMV Vision Screeners to support Branch Operations. This SLED organization opportunity is based in Lansing, Michigan, with the place of performance located within the state of Michigan. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of August 19, 2026. Joseph Hill serves as the primary point of contact for this solicitation, and further details can be accessed through the official Sigma procurement portal.

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Michigan Department of State seeks Optec 1000DMV Vision Screeners by August 19, 2026.

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MI, USA

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RFP 260000002455 Bidder Questions & Answers #2

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RFP 260000002455 Vision Screeners for Michigan Secretary of State Branch Offices

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RFP 260000002455 Vision Screeners for Michigan Secretary of State Branch Offices

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RFP Addendum for Vision Screeners - Michigan Dept of State 260000002455

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Bidder Q&A for RFP 260000002455 Optec 1000DMV Vision Screeners

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AgencyMichigan → Lansing
Contacts2 people available
OfficeMI, USA
Organization / AgencyMichigan → Lansing
Office AddressMI, USA

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