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Gaines County Board Meeting Summaries1 found
Gaines County discusses projects in meetings and budgets long before they publish an RFP. Click any summary to see the full breakdown.
Gaines County RFPs & Bids1 found
Live and historical solicitations from Gaines County. Click any RFP to see the full breakdown — scope, evaluation criteria, deliverables, and deadlines.
Gaines County Vendors & Contracts509 vendors860 contracts
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LUMBER YARD & SUPPLY
Active VendorWood Purchase from The Lumber Yard & Supply Approved
CLIFT-WILLIAMS J ANA
Active VendorCourt Approves Ad Litem Payment to CLIFT-WILLIAMS J ANA
CLIFT-WILLIAMS JANA
Active VendorCourt Approves Additional Ad Litem Fee to Clift-Williams Jana
CLIFT-WILLIAMS JANA
Active VendorAd Litem Fee Approved for Clift-Williams Jana
Recent Contracts860
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Top Sectors
392 projects505 more vendors selling to Gaines County
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Gaines County Decision Makers3 verified
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How to sell to Gaines County
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