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Border Patrol Request for Quote (RFQ) for Patrol (Dual Purpose) Canines

Description

The agency did not include a description. Check the attachments or the official notice.

Attachments

5 files

Contacts

Observed opportunity history

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Publications are grouped by matching evidence; revision relationships are inferred.

The original SAM.gov root publication has not been verified.

History

  1. Opportunity version

    New opportunity observed

    Border Patrol Request for Quote (RFQ) for Patrol (Dual Purpose) Canines

    Solicitation: 20161895

    Publication: 264bbaa05cec42dcb7b4ddcbebbc60fd

    Current publication

    Changed fields: AAC Code, Active, AdditionalInfoLink, ArchiveDate, ArchiveType, Award$, AwardAmount, AwardDate, AwardNumber, Awardee, BaseType, CGAC, City, ClassificationCode, CountryCode, Department/Ind.Agency, FPDS Code, Industry, Link, NaicsCode, NoticeId, Office, OrganizationType, PopCity, PopCountry, PopState, PopZip, PostedDate, PrimaryContact, ResponseDeadLine, SecondaryContact, SetASide, SetASideCode, Sol#, State, Sub-Tier, Title, Type, ZipCode, awardeeCageCode, awardeeUei, descriptionUrl, fullParentPathCode, fullParentPathName, groupingConfidence, logicalOpportunityId, naicsCodes, pointOfContact, resourceLinks, samNoticeId, samRootId, solicitationNumber, source, sourceResourceCount, sourceResourceIds

  2. Opportunity capture

    Initial information

    Border Patrol Request for Quote (RFQ) for Patrol (Dual Purpose) Canines

    Solicitation: 20161895

    Publication: 264bbaa05cec42dcb7b4ddcbebbc60fd

    Current publication

Official sources

Notice on SAM.govsam.gov · Official U.S. government record (opens in a new tab)Plain text

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