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S -- Madrid, Spain LGP solicitation

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S-SP500-03-R-0276Federal

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The contract titled "S -- Madrid, Spain LGP solicitation" is a presolicitation notice issued on June 19, 2003, with solicitation number S-SP500-03-R-0276. A notable amendment in the contract changes the terminology from "Unarmed Services" to "Armed Services," indicating a shift in the scope or nature of the services to be procured. Specific details such as the agency name, organization type, NAICS code, set-aside status, and precise place of performance remain unspecified. The contracting officer responsible for this solicitation is Aurora Lopez de Larrinzar, who can be contacted via the provided email address. The document serves as an early notice to potential bidders or interested parties and is accessible through the given online workspace link. This solicitation pertains to services related to the Madrid, Spain area, although exact location details are not provided.

General Info

Presolicitation for armed services in Madrid, Spain; solicitation S-SP500-03-R-0276, issued June 2003.

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NAICS

561612 - Security Guards and Patrol Services View NAICS

Place of Performance

U.S. EmbassySerrano, 75 Madrid 28006

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NONE

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1 update

PhasePresolicitation

PostedJun 19

Presolicitation

Amendment 1Jun 19

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AuroraLopez de LarrinzarContracting Officer

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"Unarmed Services" in text is hereby changed to "Armed Services".

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