Federal contract

Freedom Interior Solutions LLC

Igf::ot::igf 4349 Woodson Road, ST. Louis, Mo - the General Services Administration (GSA) Is Acquiring Furniture and Furniture Related Services for the U.s. Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) Port Office Located at 4349 Woodson Road, ST. Louis, Mo 63134. This Requirement Is for the Acquisition of the Following Furniture Supplies: Fourteen (14) Offices, Thirty-five (35) Workstations, One (1) Conference Room, One (1) Conference/training Room, One (1) Lobby, One (1) Break Room, Five (5) Storage Rooms, and Seven (7) Specialty Spaces.

Committed

$369,978

of $370.0K ceiling

Committed, not yet paid
$370.0K
100%
Unspent ceiling

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Source

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