Delivery Order DTCG8900A68F986-HSCG3308JHYD037
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- On June 5, 2008, the U.S. Coast Guard awarded a delivery order contract valued at $5,000 to N.w.f.f., Inc. (doing business as Nwff Environmental) for the "Mystery Drum" project in Long Beach, Washington. This time and materials contract, which was not set aside for small businesses, called for performance in Portland, Oregon, with an ultimate completion date of July 5, 2008. Nwff Environmental, a small business environmental services contractor based in Albany, Oregon, was selected...
- On January 11, 2008, the U.S. Coast Guard awarded a delivery order valued at $5,000 to N.w.f.f., Inc. (doing business as Nwff Environmental) for environmental response services at Mystery Drum, Knappton Point, near Naselle, Washington. This time-and-materials delivery order, which was not set aside for small business, was performed in Portland, Oregon and completed by February 10, 2008. Nwff Environmental, an Albany, Oregon-based small business contractor specializing in hazardous materials...
- The U.S. Coast Guard awarded a $10,000 delivery order to N.w.f.f., Inc. (doing business as Nwff Environmental) on July 15, 2010, to provide personnel, equipment, and supplies for emergency response operations related to a mystery drum that washed ashore in Port Orford, Oregon. The contract, which operated under a time-and-materials pricing structure with a performance period of approximately 15–20 July 2010, required the contractor to conduct response activities as directed by the Federal...
- The U.S. Coast Guard awarded a $1,633.13 delivery order to N.w.f.f., Inc. (doing business as Nwff Environmental) on May 20, 2010, to provide personnel, equipment, and supplies for emergency response operations related to a mystery drum that washed ashore in Waldport, Oregon. The task order, with a performance period of approximately May 19–20, 2010, and ultimate completion date of June 19, 2010, was issued under a Basic Ordering Agreement and required the contractor to conduct response...
- The U.S. Coast Guard awarded a $3,000 purchase order to Nwff Environmental (N.w.f.f., Inc.), an Albany, Oregon-based small business environmental services contractor, for work related to the Mystery Drum project in Tillamook, Oregon. This time-and-materials contract, awarded on April 24, 2007, with an ultimate completion date of May 24, 2007, was performed in Portland, Oregon. No small business set-aside designation was applied to this award. The contract represents a discrete task order...
- On April 16, 2008, the U.S. Coast Guard awarded a $5,000 delivery order to N.w.f.f., Inc. (doing business as Nwff Environmental), an Albany, Oregon-based environmental services contractor specializing in hazardous materials management and emergency response. The contract, designated C08073 Mystery Drum and located in Florence, Oregon with performance in Portland, Oregon, was awarded under a time-and-materials delivery order mechanism with an ultimate completion date of May 16, 2008. No small...
- On February 28, 2008, the U.S. Coast Guard awarded a delivery order valued at $5,000 to N.w.f.f., Inc. (doing business as Nwff Environmental) for environmental services at Mystery Drum in Waldport, Oregon. The contract, issued under a time-and-materials pricing structure, represents a non-set-aside award and was scheduled for completion by March 29, 2008, with performance taking place in Portland, Oregon. Nwff Environmental, a small business environmental services contractor based in Albany,...
- The U.S. Coast Guard awarded a $7,000 purchase order contract to N.w.f.f., Inc. (doing business as Nwff Environmental) on July 26, 2007, for environmental services related to the Mystery Drum project at Cape Falcon, Oregon. The contract, structured as a time and materials agreement with an ultimate completion date of August 25, 2007, represents a short-duration engagement typical of the government's responsive contracting approach. No small business set-aside was applied to this award, though...
- On June 25, 2007, the U.S. Coast Guard awarded a Time and Materials purchase order valued at $2,000 to N.w.f.f., Inc. (doing business as Nwff Environmental) for environmental services related to the Mystery Drum project at Cape Falcon, Oregon. The work was to be completed by July 25, 2007, with performance taking place in Portland, Oregon. This award did not utilize a small business set-aside designation. Nwff Environmental, a small business environmental services contractor based in Albany,...
- The U.S. Coast Guard awarded a $2,000 purchase order contract to N.w.f.f., Inc. (doing business as Nwff Environmental) on February 13, 2007, for work related to the CGC Orcas mystery drum incident in Coos Bay, Oregon. This time-and-materials contract, with an ultimate completion date of March 15, 2007, represents focused environmental response support at the contractor's place of performance in Portland, Oregon. The award utilized no set-aside designation and reflects the Coast Guard's...
- DTCG8900A68F986Basic Ordering Agreement
- DTCG8900A68F986-HSCG3308JHYD037Delivery Order
The U.S. Coast Guard awarded a $5,000 delivery order to N.w.f.f., Inc. (doing business as Nwff Environmental) on March 19, 2008, under a time-and-materials contract for the "Mystery Drum" project in Chinook, Washington. This delivery order, with a completion date of April 18, 2008, represents work to be performed in Portland, Oregon. Nwff Environmental, a small business environmental services contractor based in Albany, Oregon, was selected for this engagement without a small business set-aside designation. The contract aligns with the company's core competencies in hazardous materials management, environmental remediation, and emergency response services. This delivery order falls under one of Nwff Environmental's existing Basic Ordering Agreements with the Coast Guard, which provide the contractor with standing authority to respond to environmental incidents across the Columbia River and Pacific Coast regions. The company's established relationship with the Coast Guard, supported by BOAs valued at $999,000 and $3,900,000, demonstrates its capability to mobilize quickly for time-and-materials work related to oil spills, hazardous chemical incidents, and environmental response operations. The relatively modest order value of $5,000 suggests this was likely a discrete environmental remediation or hazardous materials handling task supporting the Coast Guard's operational requirements.
Mod # | Description | ReasonForModification | Federal Obligation | Date |
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| Not listed | Not listed | $5.0k | 3/19/08 |