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TOWN OF MASHPEE - WATER SUPPLY

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The Town of Mashpee is seeking water supply services under Option Year 3 of a contract managed by the Indian Health Service, though the specific location of performance remains unspecified. This forecast opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 221310, which pertains to water supply and systems operations. The program point of contact is Megan Rivera, reachable at megan.rivera@ihs.gov, while Courtney Carr serves as the contracting officer and can be contacted at courtney.carr@ihs.gov. Though the solicitation number is not provided and the posted date appears to be a placeholder, the contract remains active under federal procurement channels through the HHS OSDBU portal. No set-aside criteria or organizational type details are specified, and no physical address or geographic details for performance are listed, suggesting the scope may involve coordination across multiple regions or tribal communities.

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Town of Mashpee seeks water supply services under Option Year 3 via Indian Health Service, NAICS 221310.

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221310 - Water Supply and Irrigation Systems

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USA

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AgencyIndian Health Service
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Organization / AgencyIndian Health Service
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Courtney CarrContracting Officer

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WATER SUPPLY - Option Year 3

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