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PURCHASE OF OFFICE FURNITURE FOR VP 285CES (UNICOR)

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Award ID: W50S8526PA012
Contractor
Awarding agency: Department of Defense
Sub-agency / office: Department of the Army
Award amount: $63,572
Period of performance: Jun 30, 2026 – Sep 30, 2026
NAICS: 337211 — Wood Office Furniture Manufacturing
PSC: PSC 7110 — Product Service Code 7110
Place of performance: KY

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PURCHASE OF OFFICE FURNITURE FOR VP 285CES (UNICOR)

Source: USAspending.gov

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