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J035--Dry-type Fire Suppression System Maintenance and Testing of Grease hoods, Exhaust fans and Chemical Hazmat Sheds

Veterans Affairs, Department Of.261-network Contract Office 21 (36c261)Sources SoughtSolicitation 36C26126Q0800

Response deadline

Tue, Jun 23, 2026, 1:00 PM EDT

Product Service Code

PSC J035

NAICS code

NAICS 811310

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Opportunity details

Agency: Veterans Affairs, Department Of.261-network Contract Office 21 (36c261)
NAICS: 811310
Notice type: Sources Sought
Original posted: June 11, 2026
Last updated: August 30, 2026
Notice ID: b4500eb921bd44799f681dc2b2e7b05f

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This notice is a sources sought.
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PSC — Product Service Code

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