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Ended State & local contract Virginia Awarded

Contract number
CTR032821
Awardee
GEORGIA FED-STATE INSPECTION SERVICE
Contracting organization
Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services

Contract facts

End date

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About this contract

The Virginia Indefinite Delivery Vehicle CTR032821 provides specialized agricultural inspection and certification services through the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. This contract enables state agencies and authorized entities to procure professional federal-state inspection services, with a primary focus on agricultural commodity verification, quality assurance, and compliance monitoring. The IDV is designed to support comprehensive agricultural inspection needs across various sectors, ensuring regulatory standards and quality control measures are consistently maintained.

The master contract is awarded to Georgia Fed-State Inspection Service and covers the performance period from January 1, 2025, to December 31, 2025, with exclusive geographic coverage within the Commonwealth of Virginia. As a state-level contract, it appears to be a fixed-price or unit-rate indefinite delivery vehicle that allows for multiple task or purchase orders to be issued against the base agreement. While specific contract value details are not provided, the IDV offers a structured procurement mechanism for agricultural inspection services tailored to meet the specific regulatory and quality assurance requirements of Virginia's agricultural industry.

Quick answers

Who holds contract CTR032821?

Contract CTR032821 was awarded to GEORGIA FED-STATE INSPECTION SERVICE by Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services on January 1, 2025.

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