Submittal Information: All responses must be submitted no later than the date and time shown above for consideration.
Bid Opening Information: 11/23/2026; 2:00 PM CT
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What is the bid number for this solicitation?
The bid number is HS-26-068.
When is the bid opening?
The bid opening is on 11/23/2026 at 2:00 PM CT.
Where can I obtain the bid packet?
The complete bid packet is available online at https://arkansas.ionwave.net/Login.aspx.
Who is the contact for this solicitation?
The contact is the Purchasing Division, reachable at (501) 321-6830 or (501) 321-6822, or by email at purchasing@hotspringsar.gov.
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Town
Org
City of Hot Springs
City
Hot Springs
Host
www.hotspringsar.gov
Type
City
State
AR
Detail
Fields
Contact Person
Purchasing Division<BR>(501) 321-6830 or (501) 321-6822<BR>purchasing@hotspringsar.gov
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