Omnifics, Inc.

Igf::ot::igf the Contractor Shall Provide Nasa All Necessary Administrative, Professional, and Technical Support Services Related to Demountable Wall Systems and Systems Furniture Components as Described Herein. Specific Services Shall Include, But Are Not Limited to the Following: Product Specifications; Product Procurement, Delivery, Inventory, Storage and Warehousing; Space Planning and Computer Aided Design; Logistical Planning; Product Installation, De-installation, Reconfiguration, Repair and Maintenance; Product Refurbishing and Refinishing; and the Labor Associated With These Services. the Contractor Shall Be a Manufacturer's Authorized Dealer for the Inscape Demountable Wall System and the Haworth Systems Furniture. the Contractor's Process(es) Must Integrate Fully With Nasa's in Order to Track and Control Design, Product and Inventory and Costing.

Committed

$5.8 Million

of $15.4M ceiling

Committed, not yet paid
$5.8M
38%
Unspent ceiling

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