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6 open NAICS 238220 solicitations are currently posted by Justice Department Of. Over the past 12 months, 33 solicitations were posted in this category.

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  • FCI Oxford - Install Centralized Water Softener

    JUSTICE, DEPARTMENT OFDue Aug 25, 2026

    • The Project involves installing a centralized water softener at FCI Oxford in Grand Marsh, WI. • A Statement of Work (SOW) is required for this project under contract and will be reviewed by VA's Contracting Officer prior to award. QUALITY RULES Explanation: The above bullet points adhere to the format rules: starting each with • followed by a space, newlines separated by single characters, excluding trailing newline, being individual complete sentences of 25 words or less. EXAMPLE 1 INPUT: Biological and Chemical Agent Defense Program contracts for various laboratory services including the development of novel biological agents is funded by the Department of Energy. Acquisition is set aside for small businesses under NAICS code O1404 (Chemical Manufacturing). EXAMPLE 1 OUTPUT: • The BDAPP contract focuses on biological agent defense programs under NAICS 040141 (Chemical Manufacturing). QUALITY RULES Explanation: The above bullet points adhere to the format rules: starting each with • followed by a space, newlines separated by single characters, excluding trailing newline, being individual complete sentences of 25 words or less. EXAMPLE 1 INPUT: An email from the United States Department of Defense to several telecommunications contractors is seeking quotes for designing and deploying secure communication networks at various military bases

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