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302D FOOD SERVICES UTA FOR APRIL 2025 - SEPTEMBER 2025

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Award details

Award ID
FA251725F0037
Contractor
FT9100 21 FSS FSR
Awarding agency
Department of Defense
Sub-agency / office
Department of the Air Force
Award amount
$54,600
Period of performance
Apr 1, 2025 – Oct 31, 2025
NAICS
722513 — Limited-Service Restaurants
Place of performance
COLORADO SPRINGS, CO, 809141684, USA
Competition
COMPETED UNDER SAP · Set-aside: NO SET ASIDE USED. · 1 offers
Pricing
FIRM FIXED PRICE
Financial breakdown
Current value $54,600 · Obligated $50,050 · Potential value $54,600 · Latest action obligation $4,550
Parent award
FA251724A0013

Public award description

Limited purpose

302D FOOD SERVICES UTA FOR APRIL 2025 - SEPTEMBER 2025

Most recent · Modification P00001 · Sep 17, 2025 · $4,550 action obligation · 302D FOOD SERVICES UTA FOR APRIL 2025 - SEPTEMBER 2025 · FA251725F0037

Modification 0 · Apr 2, 2025 · $45,500 action obligation · 302D FOOD SERVICES UTA FOR APRIL 2025 - SEPTEMBER 2025 · FA251725F0037

Source: USAspending.gov

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