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Award - Doi Udall C St & E St - Bronze Medallion the Period of Performance Is 01-13-2025 Until 04-15-2025.

Awarded

Superior Structures LLC won a $39,912 flooring contract from General Services Administration (Public Buildings Service), for work in Washington, District of Columbia. 1 offer was received (competed under simplified acquisition procedures). Reserved for 8(a) program firms. The period of performance runs about 4 months.

ContractorSuperior Structures LLC
Award amount$39,912
Awarding agencyGeneral Services AdministrationPublic Buildings Service
Place of performanceWashington, District of Columbia 20240
Trade (NAICS 238330)Flooring
Award ID47PM0525C0001

Scope of work

Federal category: Maintenance of Office Buildings (PSC Z1AA).

How competitive was this award?

  • Offers received 1 vs. 4.9 on average for flooring awards in our data: a single bidder, which is rare enough to be worth noting
  • Competition Competed under simplified acquisition procedures
  • Who could bid Reserved for 8(a) program firms
  • Pricing Firm fixed price: the contractor agreed a set price up front
  • Contract type Definitive Contract

Contract size in context

At $39,912, this is larger than 54% of the 1274 flooring awards we track (median $34,106). General Services Administration's median flooring award is $15,280 across 57 awards.

Timeline

  • Signed 2025-01-10
  • Starts 2025-01-13
  • Ends 2025-04-15
  • Potential end (with options) 2025-04-30

About the winner

Superior Structures LLC is based in La Plata, MD and is designated a small business. We track 2 federal awards to this company.

Original solicitation

This work was bid under solicitation EQWPIDC-24-0030. Find the original notice →

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