Federal contract · purchase order
Spectrum Systems, Inc. Gsa Quote Q-04326-0 Contract # GS35F-5192G Expires Sept. 28, 2007 Fed Id #54-1369735 Duns# 15-699-2745 Cage Code: OH5P8 Terms: Net 30 Delivery: Fob Destination, 30 Days Aro This Quote Is Valid Until July 28, 2006 and the Content Is Proprietary to Spectrum Systems, Inc. Quoted Prices Are Exclusive of Applicable State and Local Sales and Use Taxes. State Sales Tax Will Be Charged for Orders Delivered to Va, MD, Ca, TX and DC Unless an Exemption Certificate, Approved by the Relevant Taxing Authorities, Is Presented to Spectrum Prior to Shipment. Government Prime Contractors and Subcontractors May Be Liable for State Sales and Use Tax (far 29.303). If You Need Additional Information, You Can Reach Me by Phone at 703-591-7400 EXT.216 or by E-mail at Jason.wallace@spectrum-systems.com. Orders May Be Faxed to My Attention at (703) 591-9780. We Appreciate This Opportunity to Do Business With You.
Committed
$8,651
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