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RECOVERY: Construction of New U.S. Coast Guard Headquarters Building, Washington, DC
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The General Services Administration awarded a fixed price Design/Build contract for the construction of the new U.S. Coast Guard Headquarters Building in Washington, DC. Procured through full and open competition using source selection procedures, the project is valued at a total of 435,381,000 dollars. Funding for the project is split between two sources, with 162,184,000 dollars provided by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 and 273,197,000 dollars from non-ARRA funds. Due to these funding guidelines, the award is recorded as two separate actions within the Federal Procurement Data System to distinguish between the recovery and non-recovery allocations.
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Contract Value
$652,198,343Place of Performance
St Elizabeths Campus 2700 Martin Luther King Avenue, SE Washington, DC 20032, WASHINGTON, DC, 20032, USASet-Aside
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CLARK CONSTRUCTION GROUP LLCAward Issued Date
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