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GovWin IQ tracked 3 contracts for research and scientific facilities construction services that came up for bid by government agencies throughout the United States and Canada in a one year period. Click on any location or agency below to see a sample of the kinds of contracts that you could be bidding on today!

Sample Research And Scientific Facilities Construction Services Contracts to Bid

Government Agency Type Description Location Contact
HAWAII » HAWAII, UNIVERSITY OF BID Agricultural Science Building - Replace 75 kVA Transformer Honolulu (HI) Try GovWin IQ for Free
ALBERTA » ALBERTA INFRASTRUCTURE, TECHNICAL SERVICES AND PROCUREMENT BRANCH (CANADA) BID DEVON PILOT PLANT, ANALYTICAL LABS & OFFICES SECONDARY TRANSFORMERS REPLACEMENT Devon Try GovWin IQ for Free
ALBERTA » GOVERNMENT OF ALBERTA BID DEVON PILOT PLANT, ANALYTICAL LABS & OFFICES SECONDARY TRANSFORMERS REPLACEMENT Try GovWin IQ for Free

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