BEN-24-002-05 Fairfax County Department of Family Services

Ended State & local contract Virginia Awarded

Contract number
CTR021695
Awardee
COUNTY OF FAIRFAX
Contracting organization
Department of Social Services
Awards
1

Contract facts

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Contract details come from procure.cgieva.com. Updated .

About this contract

The Virginia Indefinite Delivery Vehicle CTR021695, administered by the Fairfax County Department of Social Services, provides a comprehensive procurement mechanism for essential social services and related support functions. This IDV is designed to facilitate the efficient acquisition of human services, potentially including client support programs, social welfare assistance, case management resources, and administrative support services that directly benefit county residents and vulnerable populations.

The master contract is awarded to the County of Fairfax, with performance spanning from July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2026, covering the Commonwealth of Virginia. As a local government contract, this IDV is specifically tailored to address the social service needs of Fairfax County and potentially other jurisdictions within the state. The contract appears to be a local-level indefinite delivery vehicle, enabling flexible procurement of critical social service resources with a defined one-year performance period.

Awards

Award Awarded Amount
PO05438068 $285,964

Line items

Item Total
Salaries 1 Each × $186,356.34 $186,356.34
Employee Benefits 1 Each × $99,607.48 $99,607.48

Quick answers

Who holds contract CTR021695?

Contract CTR021695 was awarded to COUNTY OF FAIRFAX by Department of Social Services in Virginia on July 1, 2025.

How many awards have been placed under contract CTR021695?

One award has been placed under contract CTR021695, on July 1, 2025.

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