Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
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Sin: C874 7CONTRACTORS Shall Provide Services to Assist Agencies in Managing Their Mission-oriented Business Projects or Programs and Achieving Mission Performance Goals. Services Covered by This Sin Include: 0 All Phases of Program or Project Management, From Planning to Closeout 0 Operational/administrative Business Support Services in Order to Carry Out Program Objectives Note 1: Program Support Services Where the Preponderance of Work Is Specifically Covered Under Othergsa Schedules Are Not Permitted Under This Sin; Please Refer to the Scope of Work in Part I of the Mobis Solicitation for Further Information. Note 2: Administrative Support Services Are Authorized Under This Sin; However, They Must Beprovided in Conjunction With Other Professional Business Services Covered Underthis Schedule and Must Be Performed Under the Supervision of the Contractor S Project or Program Manager. Personal Services as Defined in Far Are Prohibited Under Mobis. Integrated Business
Committed
$0
of $31.0M ceiling
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