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Aquatic Plant Control Services At Raystown Lake, PA
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Contract W912DR22P0032 was awarded on June 8, 2022, to Aquatic Enviroment Consultant Inc (AEC), located in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, for the provision of aquatic plant control herbicide services at Raystown Lake. The total award amount is $92,056.87. This project was issued under solicitation number W912DR22Q0037 and falls under NAICS code 541620. The contract was managed by the Department of Defense through the W2SD Endist Baltimore office, with Nastashia Willoughby serving as the Contract Specialist and Cheryl K Williams as the Contracting Officer. This procurement was designated as a Total Small Business Set-Aside in accordance with FAR 19.5. Performance of the services takes place in Pennsylvania.
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$92,056.87Place of Performance
34184, PA, 16647, USASet-Aside
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