Description: The City of Savannah has issued a sole-source solicitation for the procurement of 'Leadership Challenge' books under Event #12185. The solicitation was opened on February 24, 2026, and is currently active for supplier responses. Interested vendors must access the City's supplier portal to view full documentation and submit pricing or questions.
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