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REDW-SUPPLY CEDAR DECK AND PRESSURE TREATED LUMBER FOR HQ FENCE IN DEL NORTE COUNTY, CA.

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Award details

Award ID: 140P8419P0111
Contractor
Awarding agency: Department of the Interior
Sub-agency / office: National Park Service
Award amount: $14,279
Period of performance: Sep 9, 2019 – Oct 21, 2019
NAICS: 321912 — Cut Stock, Resawing Lumber, and Planing
PSC: PSC 5510
Place of performance: CA

Public award description

REDW-SUPPLY CEDAR DECK AND PRESSURE TREATED LUMBER FOR HQ FENCE IN DEL NORTE COUNTY, CA.

Source: USAspending.gov

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