Author: Nichols Martin|| Date Published: April 20, 2020
Ten companies have been awarded modifications worth $586M combined under a multiple-award U.S. Army contract supporting the coronavirus-related presidential national emergency declaration.
The modification pushes the ceiling value of the original contract to $1.66B, the Department of Defense said Friday. The Army Corps of Engineers received 22 bids for the procurement effort via the internet.
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