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LEASE PARKING 20 SPACES FOR THE MONTH OF SEPT 2011.

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Award details

Award ID: DOCSA130110CQ0014DOC0010
Contractor
Awarding agency: Department of Commerce
Sub-agency / office: Office of the Secretary
Award amount: $5,300
Period of performance: Sep 14, 2011 – Sep 14, 2011
NAICS: 812930 — Parking Lots and Garages
PSC: PSC X224
Place of performance: DC
Parent award: DOCSA130110CQ0014

Public award description

Limited purpose

LEASE PARKING 20 SPACES FOR THE MONTH OF SEPT 2011.

Source: USAspending.gov

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