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RECOVERY: USDA-RD SUPPORT SERVICES
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This fixed price contract, funded under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, provides technical and administrative support for the USDA Centralized Servicing Center in Saint Louis, Missouri. The government intends to award this project to a GSA Schedule 874 8(a) holder to manage imaging support, guaranteed loan ADP support, and multi-family legal liaison services. The scope of work includes comprehensive imaging services such as document prepping, scanning, indexing, and filing to improve agency efficiency and backfile conversion. Additionally, the contractor will provide data entry support and analytical recommendations for multi-family legal procedures to help formulate information for legal requirements.
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Contract Value
$2,925,331.61NAICS
Place of Performance
The Contractor will perform at 4300 Goodfellow, Street St. Louis, Missouri and the New York Rural Development State Office, Gal, SAINT LOUIS, MO, 63120, USASet-Aside
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