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Morning match list Janitorial and facilities, 8(a), Texas

Match	Solicitation and agency	NAICS	Set-aside	Place of performance	Response due
83	Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Custodial, Pest Control, and Grounds Maintenance Service Contract at U.S. Marine Corps Air St Department of Defense, Department of the Navy	561210	Full and open	Not stated	28 Oct 34 days left
80	USACE SPK MOTCO Facilities and Utilities Maintenance Services - Concord, California Department of Defense, Department of the Army	561210	8(a)	Not stated	8 Oct 14 days left
80	N6247826R2431 FACILITIES AND LIGHTING MAINTENANCE SERVICES at Joint Base Pearl Harbor Hickam, Oahu, Hawaii Department of Defense, Department of the Navy	561210	8(a)	Not stated	13 Oct 19 days left
79	Operation and Maintenance of Government-Owned Facilities and Equipment, Jim Woodruff Lock and Dam and Lake Seminole Project, Florida and Geo Department of Defense, Department of the Army	561210	Total small business	Not stated	19 Oct 25 days left
75	Solicitation - BWT Operation and Maintenance Department of Defense, Department of the Army	561210	Total small business	Not stated	16 Oct 22 days left

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Why finding RFPs is harder than it looks

Public buyers do not agree on vocabulary. The same requirement is a request for proposal in one place, an invitation to bid in another, a request for quotation somewhere else and a solicitation in the federal system. Each board words its categories differently and none of them index each other.

So the contractor who wants to find RFPs ends up with a folder of bookmarks, a handful of logins and a nagging sense that something got missed last week. Usually something did.

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Titles rarely contain the words you would search for
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