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Purchase of Empty Bags for U.S. Food Aid Programs
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The Kansas City Commodity Office awarded multiple set-aside contracts under solicitation KC-P-BAGS-311-057 for the procurement of empty circular woven polypropylene bags to support bulk export programs for Ethiopia. The order consists of 207,000 sorghum bags and 1,140,000 wheat bags, totaling 1,347,000 units. These materials are scheduled for use between October 15, 2009, and October 30, 2009, with delivery designated for U.S. Gulf ports. The total value of the awards is 474,411.51 dollars, split among three contractors. La Pac Manufacturing Inc received contract KCBP 10743 for 379,000 bags totaling 126,356.75 dollars, Agribag Inc received contract KCBP 10744 for 507,000 bags totaling 176,903.20 dollars, and CHK Manufacturing received contract KCBP 10745 for 461,000 bags totaling 171,151.56 dollars. All bags provided are 23 by 39 inches in size.
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$474,411.51Place of Performance
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