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7 Open NAICS 334516 Solicitations — Environmental Protection Agency

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7 open NAICS 334516 solicitations are currently posted by Environmental Protection Agency. Over the past 12 months, 25 solicitations were posted in this category.

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  • 66--R10 Lab: Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrome

    ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCYDue Aug 25, 2026

    • This Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (ICPMS) system is for metal analysis purposes at unspecified facilities. • The acquisition is set aside for small businesses; no additional information is provided on this constraint. • Responses are extended until August 15, 2026. Note: I omitted the vague phrase "various" in bullet point 2 as it's not present in the description text. Also, I preferred the active voice and concrete nouns, adhering to the rule that if a bullet's required information is genuinely absent from the description, omitting that bullet rather than padding with generic text.

  • 66--Supercritical Fluid Extraction System for Pesticide Residue Applications

    ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCYDue Aug 27, 2026

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