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Supply of PD equipment

Due
November 30, 2026
17 days left
Location
New Jersey
Buyer
Department of State
American Consulate Karachi
NAICS
334111
Electronic Computer Manufacturing
Notice ID
19PK4027Q5004
Posted November 12, 2026

The original documents

Deadline: November 30, 2026

  • Attachment 1

See the original on sam.gov

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What they need

The US Consulate General Karachi has an opportunity for the Open Market Contractors to participate in bidding for �Supply of PD Equipment�. It will be a Firm-Fixed Price Purchase Order. Bid from all potential offerors will be accepted based on assurance of genuine quality, capability, lead time for delivery and competitive price.

You are encouraged to submit your bids on or before the deadline, i.e., November 30, 2026. Vendors dealing in similar trade are encouraged to participate in this solicitation

Past history: who won Electronic Computer Manufacturing work in New Jersey

Recent federal contract awards in the same industry in New Jersey, from USAspending.gov. These are comparable jobs, not earlier rounds of this exact solicitation.

Typical award: $769 to $2,097middle half of 15 recent awards · median $932
Who wonAmountBuyerDate
Solvix Solutions LLCWork surface,adjust $3,347Federal Acquisition ServiceNov 2026
Solvix Solutions LLCWork surface,adjust $932Federal Acquisition ServiceNov 2026
Solvix Solutions LLCWork surface,adjust $932Federal Acquisition ServiceNov 2026
Solvix Solutions LLCWork surface,adjust $605Federal Acquisition ServiceNov 2026
Solvix Solutions LLCWork surface,adjust $4,660Federal Acquisition ServiceNov 2026
Solvix Solutions LLCWork surface,adjust $1,398Federal Acquisition ServiceNov 2026
Solvix Solutions LLCWork surface,adjust $1,100Federal Acquisition ServiceNov 2026
Solvix Solutions LLCWork surface,adjust $932Federal Acquisition ServiceNov 2026

Losing bids are not made public on most government buys, so only the winner and price are shown.

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