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Open federal contracts for independent artists, writers, and performers (NAICS 711510): 4

4 federal contract opportunities for independent artists, writers, and performers (NAICS 711510) are open on SAM.gov, due between November 12, 2026 and November 30, 2026; 1 close within seven days. 3 are set aside for small businesses. Most come from the General Services Administration (3), Department of Defense (1). Most are performed in CA (1), ME (1).

The request: Every open federal contract opportunity under NAICS 711510, independent artists, writers, and performers, with the agency, the set-aside and the deadline. $10 of work on sign-up, no card.

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OpportunityAgencyTypeSet-asideNAICSPlaceDue
Request for Information: B-52 Heritage MonumentDepartment of the Air ForceSources Sought711510Edwards, CANov 12
Coburn Gore LPOE Art in Architecture ProjectPublic Buildings ServiceCombined Synopsis/SolicitationSmall Business Set Aside - Total711510Coburn Gore, MENov 18
GSA PBS National Multiple Award IDIQ for Fine Arts, Architectural Arts and Decorative Arts Conservation Services - Sources Sought NoticePublic Buildings ServiceSources SoughtSmall Business Set Aside - Total711510Nov 30
GSA PBS National Multiple Award IDIQ for Fine Arts, Architectural Arts and Decorative Arts Services - Sources Sought NoticePublic Buildings ServiceSources SoughtSmall Business Set Aside - Total711510Nov 30

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