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FCC HAZELTON FY25 1ST QTR BREAD
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The FCC Hazelton FY25 1st Quarter Bread contract, solicitation number 15B12124P00000237, was issued by the Department of Justice under the USP Hazelton office located in Bruceton Mills, West Virginia. This award notice pertains to the procurement of bakery products under NAICS code 311812 to support facility operations. The contract was awarded to Schmidt Baking of Baltimore, Maryland, specifically for the supply of Whole Wheat Hot Dog Buns. The agreement establishes a unit price of 1.60 dollars, resulting in a total contract value of 16,000.00 dollars. Performance of the contract is centered in Bruceton Mills, West Virginia.
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$102,611.3Place of Performance
Bruceton Mills, WV, 26525, USASet-Aside
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SCHMIDT BAKING CO INCAward Issued Date
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