JACKSONVILLE HISTORIC NAVAL SHI
JACKSONVILLE HISTORIC NAVAL SHI is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_F1D2DAC8DF0BFD60. It has been awarded $1,547,000 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS. Top awarding agencies include Department Of State.
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Registration
UEI Code
SLED_F1D2DAC8DF0BFD60Federal Contracting Overview
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The Jacksonville Historic Naval Ship Association specializes in the preservation of veterans' history and the management of historic naval assets. Their core capabilities focus on historical documentation and the execution of partnership programs dedicated to maintaining naval heritage. The organiz...
The Jacksonville Historic Naval Ship Association specializes in the preservation of veterans' history and the management of historic naval assets. Their core capabilities focus on historical documentation and the execution of partnership programs dedicated to maintaining naval heritage. The organization works exclusively with the Department of State, primarily receiving grant funding to support historical preservation and veterans' history initiatives.
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Awards Count
5
All time
Active
3
Currently performing
Completed
2
Past period of performance
Total Awards
All time
Contracts
Prime · all time
Subcontracts
Sub · all time
Grants
Prime · all time
Subgrants
Sub · all time
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