About FEDBIZOPPS...People may want to take a look...

Was just thinking....
Thrive is an emergency food/supply brand.

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message 1
Weapon Weapon Weapon Weapon
Oct 16, 2013
7:24 pm
Point of Contact(s):
Weapon 111-111-1111
Classification Code:
B --

reply to post by AFewGoodWomen


So Weapon, Weapon, Weapon + Soybean = Soybean Weapon....

What exactly is it we are supposed to be on the lookout for?
I see the messages but fail to see what relevance, if any, this holds.

These are the rest I've found...from earlier today...there are NO MORE like them of this sort on the database for the last 365 days.

Enter:
N00383 into the query. It's reads a lot let confusing.


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C--Production Login
Solicitation Number: N00383PRODUCTIONLOGIN
Oct 16, 2013
4:53 pm
Point of Contact(s):
Production Login Production Login
Classification Code:
C -

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H--PHILADELPHIAPHILADELPHIA
Solicitation Number: N00383PHILADELPHIA
Point of Contact(s):
PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA
Classification Code:
H --

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M--PHILADELPHIA PA NAVICP
Solicitation Number:
Oct 16, 2013
1:56 pm
Point of Contact(s):
PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA
Classification Code:
M

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D--vendor admin login
Solicitation Number: VENDORADMINLOGIN
Justification and Approval (J&A)
Oct 16, 2013
1:47 pm
J&A
Oct 16, 2013
1:51 pm
Point of Contact(s):
vendor admin login vendor admin login
Classification Code:
D -

reply to post by Thorneblood


There is soy oil in every processed food made in the US - potatoe chips to mac and cheese - and everything in between.....

Soy bean wea pon? Poi son?

Is Phil. a place or just a code word? Fema region 3?

reply to post by AFewGoodWomen


Since it all seems to be about Soybeans, could it have something to do with this?
AO

Yields of corn and soybean harvest continue better than expected, and that will pressure grains once the world learns about these larger than expected yields. However, the government is currently shut down, and no longer will we be receiving weekly crop condition ratings and weekly export numbers. More importantly, there will be no issuing of an OCTOBER report by USDA, where its likely that yields of both corn and soybeans would be hiked due to the better than expected yields being harvested right now.
Instead, the uncertainty of having no government reports when we are used to them telling us how much is harvested, how the crop ratings are going, and how much grain is being used each week through the vast array of government reports. Instead, there is just more and more uncertainty in what is happening with the grain market. That is leading to higher prices, as the market drifts higher in grains the longer we go without the government reports. This is good news for market bulls, especially as we enter harvest of what is likely to be near record or record large corn yields, and a decent soybean crop, too, in spite of a dry period of over a month long from mid-August to mid-September.
But since mid-September, it has become painfully obvious that the dry period did not do nearly as much damage as expected to soybean and corn crops. The biggest surprise perhaps of all has been soybean yields, which have been mostly surprising people on the large side of yields. It was surprising that the month long stress of hot and dry conditions did not do more damage. In fact, Pro Ag yield models last week rose sharply for soybeans as crop conditions improved 3% last week to 53% G/E, with the Pro Ag yield model now at 43.73 bu/acre, now slightly above trend yields.

reply to post by AFewGoodWomen

Maybe rodent is code for human lol

I'm not really clear on what this is really about.
What's supposed to happen , when and where?
Can you share your paranoid ideas so I may get paranoid as well? It would be more exciting that way.

reply to post by AFewGoodWomen


I guess what Im asking is, Can I use this site to bid on a contract, or are these already contracted out?

111-111-1111
Looks like a phone number
Who wants to call it and find out?
Never mind it could be code to set a weapon off lol


Why is the NAVY interested in soybeans?
I don't get it.

Could very well be...
but...
Don't understand what the weapons...John Doe...or Thrive has to do with soybeans...

Why the weird way of setting these reqs up???

I'm still trying to figure out who's contacting -or trying to contact- who...
More importantly...why.
Why the ...
Or, maybe someone's having fun with me...
maybe they've been keeping up with the thread from the get-go and they are the one who knocks...er, enters the data...

I'm an egomaniac. lol

violet
reply to post by AFewGoodWomen

 

Maybe rodent is code for human lol

I'm not really clear on what this is really about.
What's supposed to happen , when and where?
Can you share your paranoid ideas so I may get paranoid as well? It would be more exciting that way.

I always thought rodent was code for troll.

lol :/

reply to post by AFewGoodWomen

Doesn't the military use code names so people don't know what anything means?
Soya beans are pretty boring to me, no offence

reply to post by AFewGoodWomen


Why would the navy be catching large rodents?
Sounded like infected rodents.
Are they ordering big nets. What do you catch rodents with?
Wouldn't they be hiring exterminators for this? Or the CDC if they're diseased

Is there a cruise ship that's full of sick patients about to come into port someplace? There's always rats on those things. That might run down the gangplank.

reply to post by violet


No offense...

but what are the points of your post?
Do you have anything of value to add to this at all?
Everything has been explained since the start of this thread.
No worries...
Our little banter is keeping the thread in the recent list...

This is like a riddle
What do soya beans, the NAVY, rodents and weapons have in common?

Where are soya bean farms in the united states?

reply to post by AFewGoodWomen


Raw soybeans are poisonios, just like bamboo sprouts, until they're processed. Humans can't eat "soy beans" from the fields "fresh picked".

Processed soy beans are full of estrogen, also. That's why menopausal women can take them as estrogen replacements - in large doses they would be contraceptual.

reply to post by violet


Lots of soy beans in the upper midwest - I live in WI, I don't know how far west, or south soy beans are grown.

reply to post by AFewGoodWomen


I'm just replying in your thread. Trying to help. I just don't know what it's all about.
You don't want replies??

reply to post by AFewGoodWomen


Maybe the whole soybean is code talk.

Just my haphazard 2 cents.







Interesting thread!


S&F

Im in a sales position in a major factory that actually used to produce firearms and ammo for WW1 and 2....Im just trying to find out if this may be used as an outlet to secure govt. contracts. If so, this link alone will be a major boost in my standings at my company.

reply to post by AFewGoodWomen


www.armyproperty.com...
Two $26,000 tents. (NSN was in a bid solicitation in one of the first posts on the thread)

Re: radiation monitors/detectors, does anyone know if any politicians or "special interests" have anything to do with the co. who will get the award? Yes, we dont know who gets it yet... But if it's a spree to not lose the money from next year's budget.... it's not a stretch that there'd be some insider 'good ol boy network' purchase requests.
Aka who owns the radiation detector co. (the 1 which is likely to get the award), or who owns the distributor of the devices, etc? Or who's district's manufacturing sector gets a cushy order...thereby maintaining the level of campaign contribution(s).


Any requests for strong laser pointer pens? Hours of entertainmen,t those. That's what I'd throw in, as an impulse splurge. Who's lookin?