Federal Supply Schedule GS33F0060X

Coakley Brothers Company, a woman-owned small business headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, was awarded a multiple-award Federal Supply Schedule contract by the General Services Administration's Federal Acquisition Service on September 26, 2011, with a contract ceiling value of $2,500,613.00 and an ultimate completion date of September 25, 2026. The contract encompasses comprehensive office relocation and reconfiguration management solutions, including labor services such as shipping packers, material coordinators, truck drivers, and furniture handlers with varying levels of experience, priced at hourly rates ranging from $29.50 to $44.50. The price list specifies a maximum order value of $500,000 and covers service delivery within the state of Wisconsin. Standard packing supplies and materials are available at set unit prices, and accessorial rates apply for fuel and equipment charges. This Federal Supply Schedule contract serves as the parent indefinite delivery vehicle enabling delivery orders for civilian federal agencies requiring moving and relocation services.

Since contract award, Coakley Brothers Company has executed numerous firm fixed-price delivery orders across multiple federal agencies and geographic regions, including the U.S. Department of Agriculture Farm Service Agency, Bureau of Land Management, Internal Revenue Service, Department of Veterans Affairs, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Department of Homeland Security, and Department of Commerce's National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Delivery order values have ranged from approximately $1,200 to $224,252, with services encompassing office furniture relocation, equipment transportation, document management, facility reconfiguration projects, and archive moves. Notable task orders include a $224,252 furniture move for NOAA archives from Boulder, Colorado to Asheville, North Carolina; a $210,603 Internal Revenue Service office relocation in Ogden, Utah; and a $131,670 move services project for the JCK Federal Building renovation in Chicago, Illinois. While the majority of awards contain no specific set-aside designation, several delivery orders were issued as total small business set-asides, leveraging the contractor's woman-owned small business status. Places of performance have extended beyond Wisconsin to include locations in Georgia, Colorado, North Carolina, Texas, Arizona, Utah, and other states, reflecting the contractor's capability to support federal agencies' facility management requirements across multiple regions.