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Vehicle Recompete: NIH MULTIPLE AWARD CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT — INDEFINITE DELIVERY / INDEFINITE QUANTITY 75N99019R00001

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Department Of Health And Human Services → National Institutes of Health

NAICS

236220 - Commercial and Institutional Building Construction

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NIH MULTIPLE AWARD CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT (INDEFINITE DELIVERY / INDEFINITE QUANTITY) — vehicle 75N99019R00001 ordering period ends 2027-09-04T00:00:00.000Z. 223 active task orders valued at $2,252,972,398.51.
15 awards under one solicitation: 75N99019D00013, 75N99019D00014, 75N99019D00015, 75N99019D00016, 75N99019D00017, 75N99019D00018, 75N99019D00019, 75N99019D00020, 75N99019D00021, 75N99019D00022, 75N99019D00023, 75N99019D00024, 75N99019D00025, 75N99019D00027, 75N99019D00028 Original Solicitation: 75N99019R00001 Agencies: National Institutes of Health Classification: full-recompete (Confidence: high - 85/100)
Top task orders by value: - C103157: SURGERY, RADIOLOGY, AND LABORATORY MEDICINE (SRLM) BUILDING CONSTRUCTION ($765,929,170) - HENSEL PHELPS CONSTRUCTION CO - C102231 DESIGN-BUILD SERVICES, CONSTRUCT ADDITION TO BLDG 101 CALLED NIEHS CLINICAL AND COMPUTATIONAL AND SCIENCE BUILDING (CCSB), RTP, KYLE ASKINS ($237,769,777) - M. A. MORTENSON COMPANY - C103754 - VRC LABORATORY EXPANSION, BUILDING 40A NORTH TOWER, BETHESDA ($194,919,786) - HENSEL PHELPS CONSTRUCTION CO - ADDITIONAL FUNDS TO REQ #7011484 - C107641 POOLESVILLE A&B CONVERSION DESIGN-BUILD CONTRACT, BLDG 102, JOSE MOREL LOPEZ [24-005745] ($145,625,206) - HENSEL PHELPS CONSTRUCTION CO - THIS AWARD INCLUDES ALL DOCUMENTS INCLUDED IN THE TASK ORDER REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL #C103969, TO INCLUDE ALL AMENDMENTS (1-2) AND AMENDMENT INCORPORATED DOCUMENTATION, THE REVISED CONSTRUCTION WAGE RATES GENERAL DECISION NUMBER MT20240060 DATED 06/28/2 ($138,488,720.25) - HENSEL PHELPS CONSTRUCTION CO

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