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19 -- Fab. and Install Steel Rack/Removals in Injector Cooling Room
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This contract, solicitation number N40442-06-T-5016, involves the fabrication and installation of steel racks as well as removals within the Injector Cooling Room. Issued by the Military Sealift Fleet Support Command Norfolk, the project requires the selected contractor to be registered and active in the Central Contractor Registry. Bidders must provide a detailed cost breakdown including labor rates, total man-hours, material costs, and any other applicable expenses. The final deadline for the receipt of bids was extended to June 29, 2006, at 11:30 AM EDT. The period of performance begins upon the award of the contract and concludes on July 10, 2006. All inquiries regarding the statement of work and bid clarifications are managed by Purchasing Agent Evelyn Jenkins.
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$18,317Place of Performance
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