BOS-I Interpreter Service Near Garoua International Airport
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The contract requires the provision of two French-to-English interpreters to support the BOS-I mission near Garoua International Airport from October 13 to November 11, 2015. The interpreters are needed daily, seven days a week, from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM, to provide both oral and written translation services, specifically with the ability to understand and communicate military terminology. The contractor is responsible for supplying meals and lodging for the interpreters throughout the contract period. This effort falls under the Department of Defense and is managed by the 0414 Aq Hq Contracting Supply office. The solicitation number for the contract is W56PFY-15-T-0345, classified under NAICS code 541930, which covers translation and interpretation services. The contract specialist overseeing the procurement is Melinda L. Nixon. The place of performance is designated near Garoua International Airport, and the contract was posted on October 7, 2015.
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$13,963.5Place of Performance
Near Garoua International Airport, AE, CMRSet-Aside
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PIKAR COOPERATIONSAward Issued Date
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