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Computer and Electronic Product Manufacturing contracts in Washington
17 open federal solicitations in computer and electronic product manufacturing (NAICS 334) to be performed in Washington — 16 reserved for small businesses. From SAM.gov, updated daily.
for Benchtop Microbial Isolation and Cultivation Platform (Brand Name Prospector or Equal)Agriculture, Department of · due 2026-08-25Leica Cyclone 3DR and Cyclone Register Plus (BLK edition)Transportation, Department of · due 2026-08-25 · Small businessLeica Cyclone 3DR and Cyclone Register Plus (BLK edition)Transportation, Department of · due 2026-08-25 · Small businessOASES PCSB: PM2.5 Air Quality Monitoring SensorEnvironmental Protection Agency · due 2026-08-26 · Small businessWOC UpgradeDept of Defense · due 2026-08-27 · Small businessSolid Oxide Fuel Cell Power SystemHomeland Security, Department of · due 2026-08-17 · Small businessComparatorDept of Defense · due 2026-08-17 · Small business66--R10 Lab - Automated Solid-Phase Extraction SystemEnvironmental Protection Agency · due 2026-08-18 · Small business66--R10 Lab: Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass SpectromeEnvironmental Protection Agency · due 2026-08-18 · Small business66--R10 Lab - Automated Solid-Phase Extraction SystemEnvironmental Protection Agency · due 2026-08-18 · Small businessConnector, TitaniumDept of Defense · due 2026-08-18 · Small businessWOC UpgradeDept of Defense · due 2026-08-20 · Small business
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Also see: all 1,570 open computer and electronic product manufacturing contracts (most federal work is location-flexible and open to Washington firms).
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