CountyNJ
Posted
Sep 30, 2026
Oct 20, 2026
Traffic Count Data Processing and Reporting
Furnishing and delivery of traffic count data processing and reporting for the county.
Description: The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources intends to establish an agreement with Innovasea for VPS data processing using existing array and receiver equipment for its invasive carp project. The state says it is a single-source purchase because the equipment is already in place and project data have already been collected; its reference number is 37723, while BidNet Direct’s solicitation-number field is locked. This is a single-source posting notification, not an RFB or RFP, and no solicitation documents are available for download.
StateAgency · MN, US
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