Purchase Order HSSS0105P0561

<p>The awarding agency issued a purchase order on August 16, 2005, with a ceiling value of $12,300.00. The order carries no set-aside designation and is priced under other than firm-fixed or cost-reimbursable terms. Performance is scheduled for completion by September 30, 2005.</p>

<p>The Department of Defense awarded a purchase order to a small business contractor on August 1, 2005, with a ceiling value of $5,425.00 under a total small business set-aside. The order carries an ultimate completion date of August 26, 2005. Contract type is Purchase Order under pricing type Other, with contract identification 05-AOD/PMB-PR-TBP02.</p>

<p>This is a $2,359.56 purchase order awarded by a U.S. government agency to a very small business prime contractor. The contract has an ultimate completion date of September 21, 2005 and was awarded on August 22, 2005. The contract type is a Purchase Order with an &quot;Other&quot; pricing type. No additional information about the specific products or services being delivered under this contract was provided.</p>

This federal contract award was made by a U.S. government agency to a prime contractor. The contract was set aside for small businesses and has a ceiling value of $8,800.00. It was awarded on May 31, 2005 as a purchase order, with an ultimate completion date of November 24, 2005. The pricing type is listed as &quot;Other&quot;. Without additional details on the original solicitation, the specific products or services being delivered under this contract cannot be determined. This award may be...

This Purchase Order contract, awarded on October 1, 2004, represents a federal procurement with a ceiling value of $20,000. The contract was executed without a small business set-aside designation. Performance of work is specified to occur in Washington, DC 20210, with an ultimate completion date of September 30, 2005. The contract employs an &quot;Other&quot; pricing type classification, indicating the pricing structure falls outside standard cost-plus or firm-fixed-price arrangements....

<p>A federal agency awarded a purchase order to a small business contractor on March 10, 2005, with a ceiling value of $3,450.92 under a Total Small Business set-aside. The award carries the identifier 05-AOD-PR-VGE07. No additional sourcing, performance location, requirements detail, or period of performance information is present in the source.</p>

<p>The U.S. government agency awarded a Purchase Order (PO) contract to a small business prime contractor on July 20, 2005. The contract has a ceiling value of $1,978.00 and a scheduled completion date of August 19, 2005. The contract was set aside for small businesses. No further details about the specific products or services being provided under this PO contract were included in the information provided.</p>

This federal contract award is a purchase order issued on July 30, 2005, with an ultimate completion date of August 6, 2005. The contract carries a ceiling value of $15,000 and was awarded without a set-aside designation, meaning it was competed among all eligible contractors. The contract type is classified as a purchase order with pricing structured as &quot;Other,&quot; indicating a non-standard pricing arrangement outside typical fixed-price or cost-plus categories. Without additional...

This federal contract award represents a purchase order issued on August 8, 2005, with a ceiling value of $9,100. The contract was awarded without a set-aside designation, indicating it was competed among all eligible contractors. The transaction utilized other pricing arrangements rather than firm-fixed or cost-plus methodologies. While specific details regarding the prime contractor, funding agency, and nature of products or services are not provided in the available documentation, the...

This Purchase Order contract was awarded on November 16, 2005, with an ultimate completion date of August 11, 2007. The contract carries a ceiling value of $5,100, representing a relatively modest procurement. No set-aside designation was applied to this award, indicating it was competed among all eligible contractors without restrictions based on small business status or other socioeconomic criteria. The contract utilizes an &quot;Other&quot; pricing type, suggesting a non-standard pricing...