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The purpose of this procurement is to provide policy review and technical development assistance in support of EPA�s policy and mission-oriented business functions through integrated consulting servi…

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The Environmental Protection Agency is seeking integrated consulting services to provide policy review and technical development assistance. This procurement is designed to support the agency's policy and mission-oriented business functions specifically related to climate adaptation. The selected contractor will be responsible for delivering a range of professional services, including data analytics and visualization, policy reviews, facilitation, and outreach and communication. This effort is categorized under NAICS code 541618.

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EPA seeks consulting services for climate adaptation policy review and technical development assistance.

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Environmental Protection Agency

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541618 - Other Management Consulting Services

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The purpose of this procurement is to provide policy review and technical development assistance in support of EPA�s policy and mission-oriented business functions through integrated consulting services related to climate adaptation: Contractors shall provide policy reviews, data analytics and visualization, outreach and communication, and facilitation.

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