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Log-9 has issued a Contract Award Notice for Offload Of Hyperbaric Recomprssion Chamber And Ancillary Equipment in Seattle, Washington. NAICS 238990 (All Other Specialty Trade Contractors). Estimated value: $10K. Open to Total Small Business only. Contact Terry E. Craft at terry.e.craft@uscg.mil for questions.
Region 7 Contracting Office is issuing a Sources Sought Notice for R10 SSP: East Waterway Operable Unit at the Harbor Island Superfund Site Remedi in Seattle, Washington. This notice is seeking information from qualified contractors before issuing a formal solicitation. NAICS 541330 (Engineering Services). Estimated value: Contact for pricing. Open to Total Small Business only. Contact Dandy, Scott at dandy.scott@epa.gov for questions.
Dept Of Commerce Noaa is soliciting bids for AUV Support Services (Data Collection) in Seattle, Washington. Interested contractors should download the solicitation documents and submit a complete, responsive proposal by the stated deadline. NAICS 541360 (Geophysical Surveying and Mapping Services). Estimated value: Contact for pricing. Contact TAULMAN, JENNA L. at jenna.taulman@noaa.gov for questions.
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Subscribe FreeSeattle is one of the largest cities in Washington with a population of approximately 737K residents. The city government regularly procures services from private contractors for infrastructure, maintenance, technology, and professional services.
Common government bid categories in Seattle include HVAC maintenance and installation, plumbing services, electrical work, IT infrastructure, janitorial services, landscaping, road paving, and building construction. Both the city government and the Seattle Independent School District are major sources of procurement opportunities.
To bid on Seattlegovernment contracts, contractors typically need to register as a vendor with the city's purchasing department. Some contracts may require specific licenses, bonding, and insurance coverage as mandated by Washington state law.
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