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This page provides information about Requests for Proposals, Information, or Letters from the Administrative Office of the Courts and the Judicial Information Division.

RFP - Printing and mailing of Jury Summonses and Related Documents

RFP – Printing and mailing of Jury Summonses and Related Documents

Open date:  7/26/21

Close date and time: 8/30/21 @ 4:00pm

Purpose: This vendor will perform all tasks necessary for the summoning of prospective jurors.

Contact information for submitting the RFP:  

All submissions of proposals must be via email, and must be addressed and submitted as follows:

Adrianna G. Harris, Procurement Manager
Reference RFP Name: PRINT AND MAILING OF JURY SUMMONS
Email Address: aocagh@nmcourts.gov

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