Purchase Order DOLB05JE20079
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- This Purchase Order, awarded on June 5, 2005, represents a $4,000 time and materials contract issued by the Employment Standards Administration (ESA), a civilian federal agency. The contract was performed in Tempe, Arizona and was not designated as a set-aside procurement. The relatively modest ceiling value and time-and-materials pricing structure suggest this engagement involved flexible staffing or professional services where the scope or duration could not be precisely predetermined at the...
- On October 1, 2005, the Employment Standards Administration (ESA), a civilian agency within the U.S. Department of Labor, awarded a purchase order contract with a ceiling value of $2,160.00 to a prime contractor for performance in Cincinnati, Ohio. This contract was awarded on a non-competitive basis without a small business set-aside designation. The contract utilized other pricing mechanisms and represents a relatively modest procurement, typical of routine operational purchases or services...
- This Purchase Order, awarded on October 1, 2005, by the Employment Standards Administration (ESA), a civilian agency within the Department of Labor, represents a contract valued at $1,104.00 with a completion date of September 30, 2006. The contract was performed in Cleveland, Ohio, and utilized no small business set-aside designation. Given the modest contract value and the ESA's mission to administer and enforce federal labor standards, this purchase order likely addressed routine...
- On January 3, 2005, the Employment Standards Administration, a civilian agency within the U.S. Department of Labor, awarded a purchase order contract with a ceiling value of $3,400 to a prime contractor for performance in Detroit, Michigan. The contract was not designated under any small business set-aside program and utilizes other pricing methodologies. The work is scheduled for completion by September 30, 2005, representing a relatively short-term engagement typical of purchase order...
- This Purchase Order, awarded on October 1, 2005, represents a civilian contract funded by the Employment Standards Administration (ESA), a division of the U.S. Department of Labor responsible for administering federal wage and hour laws, workplace safety standards, and worker protection programs. The contract, with a ceiling value of $3,188, was performed in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and was scheduled for completion by September 30, 2006. No small business set-aside designation was applied to this...
- This Firm Fixed Price purchase order was awarded on May 14, 2007, to support the Employment Standards Administration (ESA), a component of the U.S. Department of Labor responsible for administering federal labor standards and worker protection programs. The contract carries a ceiling value of $20K and was performed in Washington, DC, with an ultimate completion date of May 13, 2008. No small business set-aside was utilized for this procurement. While the specific products or services are not...
- This Purchase Order, awarded on October 1, 2005, by the Employment Standards Administration (ESA) with a ceiling value of $2.7K, represents a direct acquisition with no set-aside designation. The contract is scheduled for ultimate completion by September 30, 2006, and will be performed in Secaucus, New Jersey. As a Purchase Order utilizing other pricing mechanisms, this award likely represents a relatively straightforward procurement for goods or services required by the ESA to support its...
- This Purchase Order, awarded on January 17, 2006, represents a civilian contract from the Employment Standards Administration (ESA) with a ceiling value of $2,367.00. The contract was completed by February 17, 2006, with performance taking place in Liberty, Missouri. No set-aside designation was utilized for this procurement, indicating it was awarded through open competition. The contract employs other pricing arrangements rather than standard fixed-price or cost-reimbursable structures. The...
- This Purchase Order, awarded on October 1, 2005, represents a modest federal contract valued at $3,240 with an ultimate completion date of September 30, 2006. The contract was funded by the Employment Standards Administration, a civilian agency within the Department of Labor responsible for administering wage and hour laws, workplace safety standards, and employee benefits programs. The work is to be performed in Kansas City, Missouri. No small business set-aside designation was applied to...
- On October 1, 2006, the Employment Standards Administration awarded a purchase order contract to Ikon Financial Services (UEI: TJX1JL7BV9J5) with a ceiling value of $5,640. The contract, which was not issued under any set-aside program, was performed in Georgia and was scheduled for ultimate completion on September 30, 2007. As a civilian agency contract, this purchase order fell under the Employment Standards Administration's operational procurement activities. The Employment Standards...
On July 31, 2005, the Employment Standards Administration, a civilian federal agency, awarded a Purchase Order contract with a ceiling value of $3,500.00 to a prime contractor for performance in Tempe, Arizona. The contract was structured as a Time and Materials engagement, allowing for flexible resource allocation based on actual hours and materials expended. No small business set-aside designation was applied to this award. This relatively modest purchase order likely supported the Employment Standards Administration's operational or administrative needs at the Tempe location. As a civilian agency within the Department of Labor, the Employment Standards Administration enforces federal labor standards and workplace regulations; however, without additional documentation regarding the specific scope of work or products being delivered, the precise nature of services provided under this contract cannot be determined from the award information alone.
Mod # | Description | ReasonForModification | Federal Obligation | Date |
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| Not listed | Not listed | $3.5k | 4/8/05 |