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NAICS 622110 Contracts: General Medical and Surgical Hospitals — Open Federal Bids

As of , 5 open federal contract opportunities are listed here: 3 close within 14 days and 0 (0%) are set aside for small businesses. The busiest buyer is Federal Prison System / Bureau of Prisons (5) and the most common place of performance is Texas (3).

Open federal contract notices classified under NAICS 622110, General Medical and Surgical Hospitals. Check the SBA size standard for this code to see whether you count as a small business.

As of : 5 open opportunities on this page; soonest deadline ; 1 due within 7 days; 0 set aside for small businesses.

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Open opportunities. Source: SAM.gov
OpportunityTypeSet-asidePlace of performanceResponse deadline
CMCS - Sources Sought - FCC HazeltonSources SoughtOpen to allBruceton Mills, West Virginia
CMCS - Combined Synopsis-Solicitation - FCI WilliamsburgCombined Synopsis/SolicitationOpen to allSalters, South Carolina
CMCS- FCI Texarkana- Sources SoughtSources SoughtOpen to allTexarkana, Texas
Comprehensive Medical Services -FPC BryanCombined Synopsis/SolicitationOpen to allBryan, Texas
Comprehensive Medical Services -FDC HoustonCombined Synopsis/SolicitationOpen to allHouston, Texas

FAQ

How many opportunities are open here?

5, based on SAM.gov public data retrieved . We list up to 3,000 of the newest active notices site-wide, so SAM.gov may show more.

Which one closes first?

CMCS - Sources Sought - FCC Hazelton — responses due , 2:00 PM (UTC-05:00).

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