Vehicle Recompete: Idc W912DW24D1000
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The IDIQ contract W912DW24D1000 is a total small business set-aside vehicle for herbicide services, managed by the Department of Defense through the W071 Endist Seattle contracting office. The contract has an overall ceiling of 210,000 dollars and an ordering period that remains open until October 31, 2026. While there are currently no active task orders listed, the vehicle has seen activity including a task order for herbicide application valued at 46,233.26 dollars awarded to Wealth Creations Consulting LLC. This requirement is classified as likely to be competed again in the future.
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Idiq cjd herbicide service Original Solicitation: W912DW23Q0049 IDV Ceiling: $210,000 Set-Aside: Small business set aside - total Contracting Office: W071 Endist Seattle Agencies: Department of Defense Classification: recompete-likely (Confidence: medium - 60/100)
Top task orders by value: - FY25 CJD ODC_SATOC TO HERBICIDE APPLICATION ($46,233.26) - WEALTH CREATIONS CONSULTING LLC
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