Z -- Extend the North Stairwell to the 5th floor
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This contract involves a sole source award set aside entirely for a service disabled veteran owned small business to extend the north stairwell to the 5th floor of Building 1 at the Forest Products Laboratory in Madison, Wisconsin. The project is managed by the Department of Agriculture through the Forest Products Laboratory and falls under the NAICS code 236220, which relates to commercial and institutional building construction. The deadline for this notice is August 27, 2007, with the contracting officer available for inquiries at the provided contact information. The scope of work specifically focuses on extending the stairwell infrastructure, which is critical for building access and safety. The contracting office emphasizes the preference for eligible veteran-owned businesses to support federal procurement goals related to small business participation. The contract specialist, John M Belovsky, serves as the point of contact for this procurement. The project is being performed in Madison, WI, but some location details are unspecified. The solicitation number for this contract is Reference-Number-115992.
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