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RECOVERY (ARRA) Award Notice - Robert A. Young Federal Building Envelope Improvements (Project # IMO00090, Modification PS03)
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This project involves Modification PS03 to a previously awarded contract for the Robert A. Young Federal Building in St. Louis, Missouri. Funded through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, this specific modification is valued at 9,040,856.00 dollars and is available exclusively to Hof Construction, Inc. under the existing Construction Manager as Constructor IDIQ Multiple Award Task Order. The scope of work focuses on building envelope improvements to increase overall energy efficiency. Key deliverables include a comprehensive investigation of the building facade, masonry cladding repairs, brick removal, and the removal and replacement of windows. Administrative inquiries are directed to Contracting Officer Vickie Ford or Contract Specialist Eric Bowie.
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