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Ended Agency optional contract Virginia Awarded
- Contract number
- CTR010895
- Awardee
- MUSCLE MAKER INC
- Contracting organization
- Virginia Community College Shared Services Center
Contract facts
- Contract amount
- $5,000
- End date
- Point of contact
Contract details come from procure.cgieva.com. Updated .
About this contract
The Virginia Community College Shared Services Center Agency Optional Contract CTR010895 is designed to provide comprehensive procurement options for state agencies and educational institutions. This Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) enables authorized entities to efficiently acquire goods and services through a pre-negotiated contract mechanism with predetermined terms and pricing. While the specific products or services are not detailed in the provided information, the contract is structured to streamline purchasing processes and potentially offer cost-effective solutions for participating organizations.
The master contract is awarded to Muscle Maker Inc. and will be active from July 1, 2025, through June 30, 2026, covering the Commonwealth of Virginia. As an Agency Optional Contract, this IDV allows participating state entities to leverage a competitively solicited agreement for their procurement needs. The contract type indicates flexibility for agencies to utilize the vehicle as needed within the established terms. While specific contract value details are not provided, the IDV represents a strategic procurement approach for Virginia state agencies to access standardized purchasing options through a pre-qualified vendor.
Quick answers
Who holds contract CTR010895?
Contract CTR010895 was awarded to MUSCLE MAKER INC by Virginia Community College Shared Services Center on July 1, 2025.
How much is contract CTR010895 worth?
Its contract amount is $5,000.
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