Dancker Furniture Relocation

The U.S. Department of Education has awarded a firm-fixed-price contract to FultonSt1 LLC, doing business as Dancker, for the comprehensive relocation and reconfiguration of office furniture and related assets from the Lyndon B. Johnson Federal Building at 400 Maryland Avenue SW to the new facility at 77 K Street NE in Washington, DC. The scope encompasses full project management, design support, disassembly, transportation, reconfiguration, installation, and post-move support for existing Steelcase workstations, private offices, conference room furniture, marker boards, seating, monitor arms, and associated components. This effort is critical to ensuring continuity of operations during the department’s relocation and requires precise handling of specialized furnishings that are currently under manufacturer warranty. Dancker was selected under a sole-source authority due to its status as the original supplier and installer of the Steelcase systems, granting it unique expertise in the specific configurations, components, and installation protocols necessary to maintain warranty validity and meet the project’s demanding timeline. The agency determined that no other entity possesses the necessary knowledge or experience to perform the work without compromising warranty protections or disrupting the scheduled move. The contract, issued under GSA Multiple Award Schedule No. 47QSMS24D000K and referenced by solicitation number 91990026Q0047, falls under NAICS code 337214 and is managed by the Department of Education’s Contracts and Acquisitions Management office. Point of contact for the contract is Nicolas Sanchez, reachable at nicolas.sanchez@ed.gov.