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Purchase of Empty Bags for U.S. Food Aid Programs
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The Kansas City Commodity Office awarded contracts under solicitation KC-P-BAGS-311-067 for the procurement of 570,000 empty wheat bags to support bulk export programs in Afghanistan. The bags, specified as 23 by 39 inch circular woven polypropylene, are scheduled for use between January 5, 2010, and January 8, 2010. The total value of the procurement is 208,200.62 dollars. Two contractors were selected for these set-aside awards. CHK Manufacturing of Oakland, California, was awarded contract KCBP 10762 for 226,000 bags totaling 84,594.54 dollars. Agribag Inc. of San Leandro, California, was awarded contract KCBP 10763 for 344,000 bags totaling 123,606.08 dollars. Delivery is designated F.A.S. ports in the Pacific Northwest and West Coast regions.
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