Armored Vehicles (SUVs) - U.S. Embassy Quito
Combined Synopsis/Solicitation from Dept of State (Acquisitions - Rpso Frankfurt). Responses due (6 days left).
- Set-aside
- No set-aside stated
- NAICS
- 336110: Automobile and Light Duty Motor Vehicle Manufacturing (2022 NAICS, US Census Bureau)
- Product or service code
- 2320
- Solicitation number
- 19GE5026Q0155
- Place of performance
- Not stated on the notice
- Posted
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Supply and Delivery of two (2) armored Sport Utility Vehicles (SUVs) as set forth in the attached Combined Synopsis and Solicitation and its attachments. Changes 9/22/2026: Correction of Place of Performance to read Ecuador. 11/6/2026: Amendment 0001 incorporates 1) a minor edit on page 9 of the Combined Synopsis and Solicitation and 2) Attachment 4 with Questions and Answers.
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