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Federal contract
(a) Contract Number SPRDL1-15-C-0109 Is Awarded to Advanced Conversion Technology, Inc. Reference Block 17, SF 26, or Block 28, SF 1449, Contractor _X__ Is ___ Is Not Required to Sign the Contract. (B) the Contractor, in Its Proposal in Response to Solicitation SPRDL1-15-R-0050 , Provided Data for Various Solicitation Clauses, and That Data Has Been Added in This Contract. (C) Any Attachments Not Included Within This Document Will Be Provided by Dla Land Warren Directly to the Administrative Contracting Officer (ACO) via E-mail, as Required. Technical Data Packages That Are Only Available on Cd-rom Will Be Mailed by Dla Land Warren to the Aco. Within One Week of This Award, Any Office Not Able to Obtain Attachments From Tacom's Website (https://contracting.tacom.army.mil/) and Still Requiring a Copy, Can Send an Email Request to the Buyer Listed on the Front Page of This Contract. If Exercised, Option Must Be Exercised in Full. (D) the Following Amendment(s) to the Solicitation Are Incorporated Into This Contract: 0001
Committed
$256,642
Paid out
$57.1K
22%
Committed, not yet paid
$199.6K
78%
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