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Ballistic Podiums - Baton Rouge & Wichita Falls
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The General Services Administration, specifically the PBS R7 Non-Prospectus - Eastern office, has issued an award notice for solicitation 7PR-14-0338 regarding the procurement of ballistic podiums for locations in Baton Rouge and Wichita Falls. Following an evaluation of four received proposals based on the established solicitation terms and conditions, Black Diamond Ind., LLC was selected as the successful contractor. The government determined that the offer provided by Black Diamond Ind., LLC was responsible, responsive, and represented the best value and a fair and reasonable price for the procurement. This action was managed by Contracting Officer Daniel S. Brazell out of the Little Rock, Arkansas office under NAICS code 337211.
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$41,645.62Place of Performance
AR, USASet-Aside
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