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Department of Health and Human Services Awarded a Contract to DAVID C. SMITH & SON, INC. for $246,971.13
Signed on
9/21/2022, 12:00 AM
DAVID C. SMITH & SON, INC. Government Contract #75N95022P00700
DAVID C. SMITH & SON, INC. was awarded a contract with the United States Government for $246,971.13. The contract was awarded by the agency office NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH NIDA, which is a division with the National Institutes of Health within the Department of Health and Human Services.
Summary of Award
The recipient of the federal contract is David C. Smith & Son, Inc., a small woman-owned business based in Maryland. The contract, funded by the Department of Health and Human Services through the National Institutes of Health, is for general handyman services worth $246,971.13. Notable transactions include one for $84,872 and another for $82,401, with a range of amounts spent on different dates.
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Award Transactions
National Institutes of Health, a sub agency of Department of Health and Human Services, issued a payment of $-301.87 to DAVID C. SMITH & SON, INC.. The payment included a Subsidy Cost of $0.00.
This payment could indicate a change to the existing contract.
National Institutes of Health, a sub agency of Department of Health and Human Services, issued a payment of $84,872.00 to DAVID C. SMITH & SON, INC.. The payment included a Subsidy Cost of $0.00.
National Institutes of Health, a sub agency of Department of Health and Human Services, issued a payment of $82,401.00 to DAVID C. SMITH & SON, INC.. The payment included a Subsidy Cost of $0.00.
National Institutes of Health, a sub agency of Department of Health and Human Services, issued a payment of $0.00 to DAVID C. SMITH & SON, INC.. The payment included a Subsidy Cost of $0.00.
This payment could indicate a change to the existing contract.
National Institutes of Health, a sub agency of Department of Health and Human Services, issued a payment of $80,000.00 to DAVID C. SMITH & SON, INC.. The payment included a Subsidy Cost of $0.00.