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Embassy Jerusalem, Branch Office Tel Aviv Landscaping Services
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Contract 191S7023D0002 is an award notice issued by the Department of State for landscaping maintenance services at government owned properties, specifically serving the American Embassy Jerusalem and the Embassy Branch Office in Tel Aviv. Awarded on March 1, 2023, to Alumot Landscaping and Development Ltd., the agreement covers comprehensive grounds maintenance across multiple sites, including the DCR, REC Center, and DAT House. The contract was managed by the American Embassy Tel Aviv and falls under NAICS code 561730. It includes a detailed schedule of supplies and services with established unit pricing to ensure the upkeep of various designated locations. The procurement process was finalized following a solicitation period that closed in March 2023, with performance centered in Tel Aviv.
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Tel Aviv, DC, ISRSet-Aside
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