The Natural Resources Conservation Service in Alexandria, LA, has issued 12 RFPs for debris removal.(Procurement Watch)

From: Set-Aside Alert | Date: October 13, 2006 | Copyright information

The Natural Resources Conservation Service in Alexandria, LA, has issued 12 RFPs for debris removal. These are small business set-asides. The NAICS code is 562119. The estimated...

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