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3 Open NAICS 811210 Solicitations — Agriculture Department Of

Electronic and Precision Equipment Repair and Maintenance

3 open NAICS 811210 solicitations are currently posted by Agriculture Department Of. Over the past 12 months, 29 solicitations were posted in this category.

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  • Maintenance plan for three LI-COR 7820 gas analyzer units

    AGRICULTURE, DEPARTMENT OFDue Aug 28, 2026

    • The USDA Lincoln Beans Commodity Trust Unit requires a two-year maintenance plan for three LI-COR 7820 gas analyzer units. • The contract is valued at $80,000 and will be issued as a sole source procurement under NAICS code 811219 (Other Electronic Components). • Responses are due August 28, 2026, by 12:00 PM CST, and must include the plan details and any supporting documentation.

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NAICS sector 81 covers repair and maintenance services, personal services, and membership organizations. Federal contracts include vehicle maintenance, electronics repair, equipment servicing, and laundry services. DoD and GSA are major buyers of maintenance and repair services.

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