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The state and local contract opportunity, identified by ID 6863c3bfd8603b34120fc078, is a procurement issued by the state of Alabama, specifically targeting Henry County, for fertilizer procurement at the Wiregrass Extension & Research Center located at 167 US HWY 134 E in Headland. The solicitation seeks suppliers capable of providing fertilizer materials for agricultural research and extension purposes during the 2021 Spring/Summer season. The procurement was initially posted on March 17, 2021, with a response deadline of March 31, 2021, indicating a relatively tight submission window for potential vendors. While the specific technical specifications and detailed requirements are not fully elaborated in the provided documentation, the opportunity appears to be focused on supplying agricultural fertilizer products to support research and extension activities. Vendors interested in responding to this opportunity would need to demonstrate expertise in agricultural supply, familiarity with research center requirements, and the ability to deliver high-quality fertilizer products within the specified timeframe.

The contract opportunity does not explicitly outline set-aside designations or specific restrictions on respondent organizations. No information is provided regarding incumbent vendors, existing infrastructure, or technology integration requirements. Additionally, the documentation does not specify a precise award value or comprehensive budget range for the fertilizer procurement. Potential bidders would likely need to contact the Wiregrass Extension & Research Center directly to obtain more detailed information about qualifications, evaluation criteria, and specific fertilizer requirements. The procurement appears to be a standard local government supply contract focused on supporting agricultural research activities in Henry County, Alabama. Interested vendors should carefully review any additional procurement documents and be prepared to demonstrate their capability to meet the research center's fertilizer needs for the 2021 Spring/Summer period.