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Sole Source Justification (SSJ) for OIL1100 ISOSOLV LOW VOC Wipe Solvent, Used on the Cope Presses 55-Gal Drums

Treasury, Department of the · BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING

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Response deadline
Dec 4, 2025, 12:00 PM EST
Posted
Nov 20, 2025
Solicitation
2031ZA26P00003
Set-aside
None listed
Place of performance
Washington, DC, USA
Contracting office
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF PROCUREMENT OFFICER · WASHINGTON · DC
Source
SAM.gov · updated Jul 5, 2026

Description

Associated Sole Source Justification and Approval (SSJ) for OIL1100 ISOSOLV LOW VOC Wipe Solvent, Used on the Cope Presses 55-Gal Drumsl.

What similar awards have paid

Real federal awards already on the books in a similar lane — so you can size the opportunity, not guess. This is public history, not a bid price, cost estimate, or prediction that you will win.

Typical award size

$39,054

Middle of the pack for similar past awards

Most similar awards fall between $17,361 and $138,685

Lower end$17,361Typical$39,054Higher end$138,685
Based on 108 similar awardsSame industry code (325998)Same product/service code (6810)Prime contracts (not umbrella IDVs)

Who has won work like this

Public awardees in this lane — useful for competitor scan or teaming ideas, not a ranked list of “best” firms.

Drawn from official USAspending contract records in our index. Always confirm requirements on the SAM.gov notice before you bid.

Intelligence only — not legal advice or a guarantee of award. Always verify requirements on the official SAM.gov notice. Past award amounts are public history, not a suggested bid or prediction. Notice ID 9acd5c6542bc4d13873211236a9fa22e.

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