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3 Open NAICS 311999 Solicitations in Texas

3 open solicitations under NAICS 311999 (All Other Miscellaneous Food Manufacturing) have a place of performance in Texas. Over the past 12 months, 30 solicitations were posted in this category.

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  • FCI LA TUNA - 1st Qtr FY2027 - Halal and Kosher

    JUSTICE, DEPARTMENT OFDue Sep 18, 2026

    • FCI La Tuna requires no new purchases of Halal and Kosher supplies. • This solicitation is cancelled due to the institution's future closing. • No further action is required for this procurement. • Questions can be directed to Galo Morlet at 903-838-4587 or gmorlet@bop.gov.

  • FCI Three Rivers - Q2 FY26 - Dairy

    JUSTICE, DEPARTMENT OFDue Dec 10, 2026

    • FireEye seeks cybersecurity solutions to protect a global financial institution’s networks. • Competition is unrestricted; no specific small business set-asides mentioned under NAICS 754113 (Security and Computer Systems Services). • Solutions must effectively secure global financial transactions from cyber threats.

  • FCI Three Rivers FY27 Q1 Subsistence

    JUSTICE, DEPARTMENT OFDue Sep 1, 2027

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