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DA Form 4067 — request for quotations (nonappropriated funds) (ega) (available only from army naf`s automated procurement system, prism, at http://prism-web.mwrmis.army.mil/prism)

request for quotations (nonappropriated funds) (ega) (available only from army naf`s automated procurement system, prism, at http://prism-web.mwrmis.army.mil/prism)

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    DA Form 4067 is a DA series document issued for use across the Department of the Army. Official title: request for quotations (nonappropriated funds) (ega) (available only from army naf`s automated procurement system, prism, at http://prism-web.mwrmis.army.mil/prism). Purpose: request for quotations (nonappropriated funds) (ega) (available only from army naf`s automated procurement system, prism, at http://prism-web.mwrmis.army.mil/prism). The current edition carries the date not stated and is listed with a publication status of not stated. The form runs to unknown page(s) and contains approximately unknown entry fields.

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    What is DA Form 4067?
    request for quotations (nonappropriated funds) (ega) (available only from army naf`s automated procurement system, prism, at http://prism-web.mwrmis.army.mil/prism)
    Which edition is current?
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