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Notice of MWBE Discretionary Procurement Opportunity: Ergotron Carts
Provide ergotron carts.
Description: The official New York State Contract Reporter listing identifies “Notice of MWBE Discretionary Procurement Opportunity: Ergotron Carts” (CR# 2137812) as an opportunity issued by State University of New York (SUNY), Division SUNY Stony Brook University Hospital, at Stony Brook University Hospital. It is classified as “MWBE or SDVOB Discretionary procurement between $50,000 to $1,500,000,” which identifies it as a procurement opportunity rather than a grant. The listing shows an issue date of 8/5/2026 and a due date of 8/26/2026, appears in the portal’s open-opportunities results as of 2026-08-06, and provides no primary PDF, DOCX, or PPT attachment.
HigherEducation · NY, US
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Provide ergotron carts.
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