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This Minirfp solicits proposals from consultants with existing Price Agreements (PAs) for architectural, engineering, and related services for the Beaverton Downtown Loop Project, Phase 1. The project involves improvements on SW Hall Boulevard between SW 3rd Street and SW 1st Street, including widening sidewalks, improving bicycle facilities, and reconstructing a transit stop. The deadline for proposal submission is July 28, 2025, at 10:00:00 AM, as listed in Oregon Buys. The project is a local public agency (LPA) project delivered by ODOT on behalf of the City of Beaverton. The WOC is anticipated to start in August 2025 and Phase 1 is expected to be completed by August 2026. Payment will be made for completion of tasks and deliverables in accordance with PA requirements. Additional information, including technical scope, environmental prospectus, and the complete street plan review, is available as attachments. A DBE participation goal of 15% is required. All inquiries must be submitted via email to the purchaser. Proposals must comply with all requirements and be submitted electronically via Oregon Buys. Proposals exceeding a set page limit will be considered up to the allowable limit and discarded thereafter. The total combined size of all files for the technical proposal, cover sheet, and any forms must not exceed 5 megabytes. The proposal must include a completed proposal cover sheet, technical proposal responses to evaluation criteria, key staff resumes, and conflict of interest disclosures (if any). The technical proposal responses to evaluation criteria must not exceed 6 pages. Each key staff resume must not exceed 1 page. The proposal cover sheet, proposal, key staff resumes, and project samples must be submitted as a single combined PDF file. Conflict of interest information must be submitted as a separate PDF file. The evaluation process will involve an evaluation committee of at least 3 members. Agency may facilitate interviews/follow-up questions. The selected proposer will negotiate the Statement of Work (SOW), payment amount, and methodology with the agency. If negotiations are not successful, the agency may select the next highest ranked proposer. Cost data, a committed DBE breakdown and certification form, and a Consultant Quality Plan (CQP) will be required from the selected proposer.

This solicitation is for a sealed bid for the purchase of pump units. Offerors shall submit proposals via NEGO or email only. Inspection will be at origin. The solicitation includes detailed requirements for packaging, marking, hazardous materials, configuration management, engineering changes, variances, transportation assistance, payment instructions, and other important considerations. Additional documents and information are required, and deadlines are specified for bid opening and submission. The notice also includes information about the utilization of Indian organizations, qualifying country sources, small business subcontracting plans, cost estimating systems, price reduction, restriction on acquisition, trade agreements, and precious metals.

The tender for the maintenance of ammunition facilities at Building ****, Naf Misawa, Japan requires contractors to be authorized to operate in Japan, comply with Japanese laws, and have a Japanese bank account. A pre-quote meeting site visit is scheduled for July 23, 2025, at 09:00 JST at Navfac FE, pwd Misawa, Bldg. 987, Misawa Air Base, Japan. Interested parties must submit a site visit log (Attachment 3) by July 14, 2025, 11:00 JST. Contractor questions are due by July 25, 2025, 10:00 AM JST. Quotes are due on August 8, 2025, 11:00 AM JST. Detailed submission guidelines are available in the RFQ (page 5). All required sections must be completed in the quotation.

This tender notice outlines the requirements for the procurement of **** gas generating and dispensing systems. The notice emphasizes the critical nature of the material, requiring special emphasis, quality assurance, and special control procedures. It details extensive quality assurance requirements, including specific testing, certifications, inspection procedures, and traceability for materials. The notice also specifies requirements for government-furnished material, subcontractor inspection, and handling procedures. The notice includes a list of applicable documents, specifications, and drawings. The notice also mentions the use of electronic contractor data submission (ECDS) and Wide Area Workflow (WAWF) for submission of proposals, waivers, and deviations. The final date for submission of proposals or the date for opening the tender envelopes is not unequivocally identified.