RECOVERY - OFFICE FURNITURE-RENTAL
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This contract is a task order placed under an existing Federal Supply Schedule for office furniture rental, specifically under SIN #711-97 for Rental Furniture. It pertains to furnishing the two new judges' chambers on the 7th floor of the Sam M. Gibbons Federal Building in Tampa, Florida. The procurement is limited exclusively to the current contract holder, CORT Business Services, which previously won the competitive contract for furniture rental services. This task order is informational only and not a request for new quotations or bids. The contract falls under NAICS code 532310 and is managed by the General Services Administration's PBS Region 4 Office of Leasing, headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. The lead contract specialist responsible for this task order is Bobbie Clark, who can be contacted via phone or email for any inquiries. The rental furniture services will be provided at the designated federal building location in Tampa, emphasizing continuity and convenience by utilizing the incumbent vendor to meet the office furnishing needs for the new judicial spaces.
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801 N. Florida Avenue, TAMPA, FL, 33602-3510, USASet-Aside
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