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Federal contract vehicle · indefinite delivery / indefinite quantity
Igf::ot::igf Grounds Maintenance Services for Coast Guard (CGI) Base Alameda, Alameda, California and Sector San Francisco (sf)&flag Officer's Quarters (QTRS) on Yerba Buena Island, San Francisco, California This Contract Is Awarded Pursuant Far Subpart 8.7, 41 U.s.c. Chapter 85 and 41 CFR Chapter 51 Which Implements the Abilityone Program to Provide Grounds Maintenance Services at U.s. Coast Guard Base Alameda, Ca; Sector San Francisco and Flag Officers Quarters at Yerba Buena Island (ybi), San Francisco, Ca for a Base Period, From 1 July 2015 Through 30 June 2016, With Four One-year Follow on Periods, From 01 July 2016 Through 30 June 2020, If Exercised by the Government, Not-to-exceed 60 Months. See Continuation of SF1449 Blocks 19 Through 24 on Page 11-25 of 137. Funding in the Amount of $119,170.44 Is Provided Though 30 September 2015, Remaining Funding in the Amount of $356,014.32 for the Base Period Is Subject to the Availability of Funds Clause.
Committed
$2.5 Million
of $3.9M ceiling
Committed, not yet paid
$2.5M
64%
Unspent ceiling
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$1.4M
36%
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