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Contract Award: National Industries for the Blind (Alexandria, Virginia) – $111,000,000

National Industries for the Blind, Alexandria, Virginia, was awarded an indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract (HQ0034-21-D-0011) with a maximum amount of $111,000,000 to provide support for contract closeout activities. Services provided shall encompass non-inherently governmental functions in support of closeout, and post-award administrative services in support of contract completion and closeout. These services include auto-closeout actions, digital imaging of contracts and acquisition related documentation, and document destruction. The work will be performed in Fayetteville, North Carolina; Kansas City, Missouri; New View, Oklahoma; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Quantico, Virginia; Richmond, Virginia; and San Antonio, Texas. No funds will be obligated at the award of the contract. The work is expected to be completed on April 29, 2026. Washington Headquarters Services, Arlington, Virginia, is the contracting activity.

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