No award notice on SAM.gov yet. Not every award is posted there, so this does not mean it went unawarded.
Email me when the award is announced. One email, when SAM.gov posts the award notice. Not every award is posted there; if none appears within six months we'll tell you and stop. No account needed.
This one has closed. We'll email you when new NAICS 423110 (Automobile and Other Motor Vehicle Merchant Wholesalers) solicitations post — the first email lists what is open right now, then at most once a week, only when something new posts. No account needed; unsubscribe in a click.
Description
To All Prospective Quoters: Notice of Cancellation The U.S. Embassy Praia hereby cancels Request for Quotations (RFQ) No. 19CV1026Q0005, issued on July 7, 2026, for a new 2026 Toyota HiAce 2.8L GL High Roof or equivalent. Reason for Cancellation: The requirement has been revised and is being resolicited under RFQ No. 19CV1026Q0009. No award will be made under RFQ No. 19CV1026Q0005. Quoters should take no further action, and the Government will not reimburse any costs incurred in connection with the preparation or submission of quotations. Quotations received in response to this solicitation will be retained in the contract file in accordance with applicable regulations and will not be evaluated. Questions regarding this notice may be directed to Leslie Bowser, Contracting Officer, at BowserLS@state.gov. Leslie Bowser Contracting Officer
Version history
SAM.gov has posted 2 notices under solicitation 19CV1026Q0005, oldest first.
FedSift reads the full solicitation package — every attachment — and pre-extracts the compliance matrix, evaluation factors, key risks, win themes and deal-breakers, each with a verbatim quote and the exact PDF page it came from. It scores the opportunity against your company profile, tells you whether to bid as prime or sub, and ranks teaming partners who could close your gaps.
Source: this notice on SAM.gov. FedSift republishes public federal procurement data and is not affiliated with the U.S. Government. Always confirm dates and requirements against SAM.gov before responding.
