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91--10-Year Bulk Fuel Blanket Purchase Agreement for the Cross Creek National Wildlife Refuge

Award Notice for 10-year bulk fuel blanket purchase agreement for the cross creek national wildlife refuge.

Interior, Department of the → US FISH and Wildlife Service → Fws, OVER SAT G/sAward Notice

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Opportunity details

NAICS
324110
Notice type
Award Notice
Set-aside
None
Original posted
Unavailable
Last updated
August 30, 2026
Notice ID
cb6f9b3a11fa4cfb959650cd21e37250

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