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State · NV
13 days left
Adjutant General
Plain-English summaryThe agency is seeking professional dust control services for locations in Southern Nevada. This contract is intended to cover a four-year service period starting in January 2027.
State · NV
23 days left
Adjutant General · Due Fri, Oct 23 at 10:00 AM
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Federal · NV
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Department of Veterans Affairs · Due Tue, Oct 6 at 3:00 PM (in 6 days)
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State · NV
21 days left
Adjutant General · Due Wed, Oct 21
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State · NV
13 days left
Department of Tourism And Cultural Affairs · Due Tue, Oct 13 at 1:00 PM (in 13 days)
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- Commodity/Service Codes: add the NIGP codes that match your products and services.
- Summary: review everything and submit. Your vendor (VEN) number comes by email.
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- Tax ID number, legal name, DBA name, and your organization and ownership type
- Physical and mailing addresses. NevadaEPro lets you set separate bid, emergency, PO, remit and sales addresses.
- Email and phone for your contacts, plus the person who will be the account Administrator
- NIGP commodity codes for what you sell. The registration guide uses NIGP codes, though the Registration page also mentions NAICS.
- Employee count, corporate office location, and any certifications (ESB, NDOT DBE, veteran-, minority- or women-owned)
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