[TechInquiry] Lobbying and Contracting for 'bureau of engraving and printing; treasury, department of the'

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Maximum single-filing lobbying: $120,000.00 USD
Total lobbying: $290,000.00 USD

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Retrieved and analyzed 6 filings.

Filing 0 of 6
2016, 4th quarter (oct 1 - dec 31)

Amount

$30,000.00 USD

Date Received

Mon Jan 23 2017 10:57:20 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)

Registrant

Name	national automatic merchandising association
Description	promote the common business interests of the vending, coffee and foodservice industries
Address	20 n. wacker drive; suite 3500; chicago, il 60606 usa

Client

Name	national automatic merchandising association
Contact	marilyn dent
State	illinois, usa

Lobbyist

Name	dell, wayne eric
Position	chief of staff, congressman joe wilson chief of staff, congressman joe wilson chief of staff, congressman joe wilson chief of staff, congressman joe wilson chief of staff, congressman joe wilson chief of staff, congressman joe wilson chief of staff, congressman joe wilson chief of staff, congressman joe wilson

Government Entities

agriculture, dept of (usda)
bureau of engraving & printing
centers for disease control & prevention (cdc)
defense, dept of (dod)
environmental protection agency (epa)
food & drug administration (fda)
general services administration (gsa)
health & human services, dept of (hhs)
house of representatives
labor, dept of (dol)
occupational safety & health administration (osha)
office of management & budget (omb)
senate
small business administration (sba)
transportation, dept of (dot)
u.s. mint

Issues

taxation/internal revenue code: tax on sugar sweetened beverages and the impact on the vending industry. specifically, h.r. 1687, the sugar-sweetened beverages tax act of 2015 or the sweet act. oppose passage of this act. ; ; tracked h.r. 2029 - consolidated appropriations act, 2016 (public law no. 114-113); h.r. 1105 and s.860 death tax repeal act of 2015. tracking and supporting. ; ; tracked treasury department proposed regulation impacting minority discount valuations which impacts family-owned businesses. agency docket number: reg:163113-02, rin: 1545-bb71
defense: tracking department of defense healthy base initiative. work with military offices in marine corps and navy that manage vending for those branches. ; ; continued discussions on application of fda's calorie disclosure rules on food sold from vending machines on overseas military bases.
transportation: nama met with the department of transportion officials to introduce and educate dot on our industry. issues discussed focused on road funding, sustainability and fuel conservation.; ; filed comments on docket number fhna-2016-00221 commercial activities on interstate rest areas.
minting/money/gold standard: tracking issues related to the secretary of the treasury's decision to provide meaningful access to united states currency in accordance with the court's judgment in american council of the blind, et al. v. timothy f. geithner, secretary of the treasury. discussions surrounding potential updates to redesign of currency for the visually impaired. issues related to the alloy content of coins, specifically; related to h.r. 516, the cents and sensibility act. issues related to the savings, accountability, value and efficiency and save act (h.r. 614) and the impact that changes to united states coins will have on the vending industry. discussions surrounding the u.s. mint's 2012 and 2014 biennial reports to congress on continuity act of 2010 (public law 11-302). office of coin studies, u.s. mint. ; ; tracking u.s. mints 2016 biennial report to congress. track bureau of engraving and printing issues related to meaningful access to u.s. currency
energy/nuclear: tracking doe's energy star program and its application to vending machine and commercial coffee brewer manufacturers.epas final rule on listing of substitutes for refrigeration docket no.[epa-hq-oar-2013-0748; frl-9922-26-oar] ; ; s. 1047 - a bill to require the secretary of energy to review rulemaking proceedings of other federal agencies for the potential to cause an adverse effect on the cost, time, or difficulty of complying with energy efficiency regulations, guidelines, or standards. (tracking); ; hosted epa energy star stakeholder meeting at namas coffee, tea and water show to discuss the commercial coffee brewers version 1.0 specification. had further discussions on energy star's final specifications as they were issued. also working to promote the specification/standard.
health issues: tracking vending standards included in the most recent edition of the health and sustainability guidelines for federal concessions and vending operations relates to vending restrictions in federal buildings. specifically related to caffeine and healthy food nutrition guidelines and pending calorie disclosure requirements. ; ; tracking general services administration (gsa) and centers for disease control's (cdc) request for information on the health and sustainability guidelines for federal concessions and vending operations.
budget/appropriations: tracking letter to department of health and human services and the office of management and budget regarding the presidents fiscal year (fy) 2017 budget request. in this letter we respectfully asked that the presidents fy 2017 budget request provide adequate funding for the u.s. food and drug administrations (fda) food safety activities as one of its highest priorities rather than proposing new user fees on consumers and food makers.; ; ; continued supporting increase in fda's annual appropriation for fy17 to a proposed $2.85 billion.
food industry (safety, labeling, etc.): regulations under the patient protection and affordable care act (hr 3590) related to calorie disclosure on products sold through vending machines (federal register/ vol. 78, no. 5/page 1376 tuesday, january 8, 2013) food safety modernization act (21 usc chapter 27) final rule. meetings held with fdas office of food and veterinary medicine related to calorie disclosure rules. tracking issues related to the us food code and its application to the micro market channel. this specifically relates to the office of food safety at the center for food safety & nutrition. specifically, discussion surrounding state health department regulations, which mostly reflect the us food code related to food safety and micro markets and the council for food protection. promotion of conference for food protection guidance document for unattended food establishments.; ; tracked fda's final rule issued 5/20/2016 announcing the new nutrition facts label for packaged foods. ; ; continued discussions with fda's center for food safety and applied nutrition (cfsan) regarding nutrition education in the convenience services industry. ; ; tracking food date labeling act of 2016 (h.r. 5298) (s.2947); ; continued support for the establishment of a uniform compliance date for various federal regulations requiring changes in the labeling of foods.; ; discussions held with fda related to pending vending calorie disclosure final guidance document.
small business: the regulatory flexibility act (pub. l. no 96-354, 94 stat. 1164 (1981), amended by small business regulatory enforcement fairness act of 1996, pub. l. 104-121, 110 stat. 857 (1996) (codified as amended at 5 u.s.c. 601-612 (2000) as it relates to review of effects of proposed regulations on small businesses. h.r. 2542 the regulatory flexibility improvements act of 2013 (rfia) as it related to reforming the regulatory process to ensure that all federal agencies appropriately consider the impact of their rules on small businesses across america. supportive efforts related to h.r. 527 and s. 1536, the small business regulatory flexibility improvements act of 2015.; ; supported passage of overtime reform and review act s.3464 and overtime reform and enhancement act hr.2813
labor issues/antitrust/workplace: supporting s.30 40 hours is full time act of 2015 and h.r.30 save american workers act of 2015, which changes the current definition of full-time under the affordable care act from 30 hours to the standard definition of full-time work which is forty hours per week. tracking of proposed dept. of labor regulations related to the fair labor standards act (flsa). ; ; tracked updates on the department of labor's final rule; defining and delimiting the exemption for executive, administrative, professional, outside sales, and computer employees, docket no. 2016-11754 (81 fr32391) ; tracked new osha requirements related to naics record-keeping requirements. ; ; supported passage of overtime reform and review act, s.3464.; ; supported and endorsed the overtime reform and enhancement act (orea) h.r. 5813.; ; supported passage of h.r. 6094 & s 3462 the regulatory relief for small businesses, schools & non-profits act.

Filing 1 of 6
2016, 3rd quarter (july 1 - sep 30)

Amount

$60,000.00 USD

Date Received

Thu Oct 20 2016 13:38:10 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	national automatic merchandising association
Description	promote the common business interests of the vending, coffee and foodservice industries
Address	20 n. wacker drive; suite 3500; chicago, il 60606 usa

Client

Name	national automatic merchandising association
Contact	marilyn dent
State	illinois, usa

Lobbyist

dell, wayne eric

Government Entities

agriculture, dept of (usda)
bureau of engraving & printing
centers for disease control & prevention (cdc)
defense, dept of (dod)
environmental protection agency (epa)
food & drug administration (fda)
general services administration (gsa)
health & human services, dept of (hhs)
house of representatives
labor, dept of (dol)
natl park service (nps)
occupational safety & health administration (osha)
office of management & budget (omb)
senate
small business administration (sba)
transportation, dept of (dot)
u.s. mint

Issues

taxation/internal revenue code: tax on sugar sweetened beverages and the impact on the vending industry. specifically, h.r. 1687, the sugar-sweetened beverages tax act of 2015 or the sweet act. oppose passage of this act. ; ; tracked h.r. 2029 - consolidated appropriations act, 2016 (public law no. 114-113); h.r. 1105 and s.860 death tax repeal act of 2015. tracking and supporting.
energy/nuclear: worked with doe's energy star program and its application to vending machine and commercial coffee brewer manufacturers.epas final rule on listing of substitutes for refrigeration docket no.[epa-hq-oar-2013-0748; frl-9922-26-oar] ; ; s. 1047 - a bill to require the secretary of energy to review rulemaking proceedings of other federal agencies for the potential to cause an adverse effect on the cost, time, or difficulty of complying with energy efficiency regulations, guidelines, or standards. (tracking); ; followed up on epa energy star stakeholder meeting at nama's coffee, tea and water show to discuss the commercial coffee brewers draft 1 version 1.0 specification. had further discussions on energy star's final specifications as they were issued. also working to promote the specification/standard.
labor issues/antitrust/workplace: supporting s.30 40 hours is full time act of 2015 and h.r.30 save american workers act of 2015, which changes the current definition of full-time under the affordable care act from 30 hours to the standard definition of full-time work which is forty hours per week. tracking of proposed dept. of labor regulations related to the fair labor standards act (flsa). ; ; tracked updates on the department of labor's final rule; defining and delimiting the exemption for executive, administrative, professional, outside sales, and computer employees, docket no. 2016-11754 (81 fr32391) ; tracked new osha requirements related to naics record-keeping requirements. ; ; met with department of labor wage and hour division and the occupational safety and health administration (osha). meeting was to introduce industry, relay impacts of recently issued overtime pay rule and receive update on osha rules which impact the industry. ; ; supported and endorsed the overtime reform and enhancement act (orea) h.r. 5813.; ; supported passage of h.r. 6094 & s 3462 the regulatory relief for small businesses, schools & non-profits act.
food industry (safety, labeling, etc.): regulations under the patient protection and affordable care act (hr 3590) related to calorie disclosure on products sold through vending machines (federal register/ vol. 78, no. 5/page 1376 tuesday, january 8, 2013) food safety modernization act (21 usc chapter 27) final rule. meetings held with fdas office of food and veterinary medicine related to calorie disclosure rules. tracking issues related to the us food code and its application to the micro market channel. this specifically relates to the office of food safety at the center for food safety & nutrition. specifically, discussion surrounding state health department regulations, which mostly reflect the us food code related to food safety and micro markets and the council for food protection. promotion of conference for food protection guidance document for unattended food establishments.; ; ; ; tracked 2015 usda dietary guidelines and reviewed their national strategic partner program related to my plate. tracked fda's final rule issued 5/20/2016 announcing the new nutrition facts label for packaged foods. ; ; continued discussions with fda's center for food safety and applied nutrition (cfsan) regarding nutrition education in the convenience services industry. ; ; tracking food date labeling act of 2016 (h.r. 5298) (s.2947); ; signed letter to hhs, omb and usda requesting the establishment of a uniform compliance date for various federal regulations requiring changes in the labeling of foods. ; ; met with representatives from the national park service to introduce convenience services industry. looked for opportunities to work together regarding nutrition and wellness. discussed bottle water issue on national parks.
health issues: tracking vending standards included in the most recent edition of the health and sustainability guidelines for federal concessions and vending operations relates to vending restrictions in federal buildings. specifically related to caffeine and healthy food nutrition guidelines and pending calorie disclosure requirements. ; ; tracking general services administration (gsa) and centers for disease control's (cdc) request for information on the health and sustainability guidelines for federal concessions and vending operations.; ; met with cdc to ascertain timeline for release of new health & sustainability and guidelines. during meeting we reintroduced cdc to nama's fitpick nutrition program.
budget/appropriations: tracking letter to department of health and human services and the office of management and budget regarding the presidents fiscal year (fy) 2017 budget request. in this letter we respectfully asked that the presidents fy 2017 budget request provide adequate funding for the u.s. food and drug administrations (fda) food safety activities as one of its highest priorities rather than proposing new user fees on consumers and food makers.; ; ; continued supporting increase in fda's annual appropriation for fy17 to a proposed $2.85 billion.
small business: the regulatory flexibility act (pub. l. no 96-354, 94 stat. 1164 (1981), amended by small business regulatory enforcement fairness act of 1996, pub. l. 104-121, 110 stat. 857 (1996) (codified as amended at 5 u.s.c. 601-612 (2000) as it relates to review of effects of proposed regulations on small businesses. h.r. 2542 the regulatory flexibility improvements act of 2013 (rfia) as it related to reforming the regulatory process to ensure that all federal agencies appropriately consider the impact of their rules on small businesses across america. this specifically relates to pending fda calorie disclosure regulations as required by the affordable care act. supportive efforts related to h.r. 527 and s. 1536, the small business regulatory flexibility improvements act of 2015.
minting/money/gold standard: tracking issues related to the secretary of the treasury's decision to provide meaningful access to united states currency in accordance with the court's judgment in american council of the blind, et al. v. timothy f. geithner, secretary of the treasury. discussions surrounding potential updates to redesign of currency for the visually impaired. issues related to the alloy content of coins, specifically; related to h.r. 516, the cents and sensibility act. issues related to the savings, accountability, value and efficiency and save act (h.r. 614) and the impact that changes to united states coins will have on the vending industry. discussions surrounding the u.s. mint's 2012 and 2014 biennial reports to congress on continuity act of 2010 (public law 11-302). office of coin studies, u.s. mint. ; ; met with us mint regarding general coin and currency issues. discussed industry concerns related to the mint's pending 2016 biennial report to congress.; track bureau of engraving and printing issues related to meaningful access to u.s. currency.
defense: tracking department of defense healthy base initiative. work with military offices in marine corps and navy that manage vending for those branches. ; ; discussions held on application of fda's calorie disclosure rules on food sold from vending machines on overseas military bases.
transportation: nama met with the department of transportion officials to introduce and educate dot on our industry. issues discussed focused on road funding, sustainability and fuel conservation.; ; tracking docket n. fhna-2016-00221 commercial activities on interstate rest areas.

Filing 2 of 6
2016, 2nd quarter (apr 1 - june 30)

Amount

$30,000.00 USD

Date Received

Wed Jul 20 2016 14:16:37 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	national automatic merchandising association
Description	promote the common business interests of the vending, coffee and foodservice industries
Address	20 n. wacker drive; suite 3500; chicago, il 60606 usa

Client

Name	national automatic merchandising association
Contact	marilyn dent
State	illinois, usa

Lobbyist

Name	dell, wayne eric
Position	chief of staff, congressman joe wilson

Government Entities

agriculture, dept of (usda)
bureau of engraving & printing
centers for disease control & prevention (cdc)
defense, dept of (dod)
energy, dept of
environmental protection agency (epa)
food & drug administration (fda)
general services administration (gsa)
health & human services, dept of (hhs)
house of representatives
office of management & budget (omb)
senate
small business administration (sba)
u.s. mint

Issues

food industry (safety, labeling, etc.): regulations under the patient protection and affordable care act (hr 3590) related to calorie disclosure on products sold through vending machines (federal register/ vol. 78, no. 5/page 1376 tuesday, january 8, 2013) food safety modernization act (21 usc chapter 27) final rule. meetings held with fdas office of food and veterinary medicine related to calorie disclosure rules. tracking issues related to the us food code and its application to the micro market channel. this specifically relates to the office of food safety at the center for food safety & nutrition. specifically, discussion surrounding state health department regulations, which mostly reflect the us food code related to food safety and micro markets and the council for food protection. promotion of conference for food protection guidance document for unattended food establishments.; ; urged the president's fy 2017 budget request provide adequate funding for the u.s. food and drug administrations (fda) food safety activities as one of its highest priorities rather than proposing new user fees on consumers and food makers. also, supported fda's appropriation be increased for fy17 funding.; ; tracked 2015 usda dietary guidelines and reviewed their national strategic partner program related to my plate. tracked fda's final rule issued 5/2052016 announcing the new nutrition facts label for packaged foods. ; ; signed coalition letter supporting the roberts-stabenow biotech labeling agreements which builds upon the biotechnology labeling solutions act, senate bill s.2609; ; discussions with fda's center for food safety and applied nutrition (cfsan) regarding nutrition education in the convenience services industry. ; ; tracking food date labeling act of 2016 (h.r. 5298) (s.2947)
labor issues/antitrust/workplace: supporting s.30 40 hours is full time act of 2015 and h.r.30 save american workers act of 2015, which changes the current definition of full-time under the affordable care act from 30 hours to the standard definition of full-time work which is forty hours per week. tracking of proposed dept. of labor regulations related to the fair labor standards act (flsa). ; ; tracked updates on the department of labor's final rule; defining and delimiting the exemption for executive, administrative, professional, outside sales, and computer employees, docket no. 2016-11754 (81 fr32391) preparing webinar for membership; tracked new osha requirements related to naics record-keeping requirements.
small business: the regulatory flexibility act (pub. l. no 96-354, 94 stat. 1164 (1981), amended by small business regulatory enforcement fairness act of 1996, pub. l. 104-121, 110 stat. 857 (1996) (codified as amended at 5 u.s.c. 601-612 (2000) as it relates to review of effects of proposed regulations on small businesses. h.r. 2542 the regulatory flexibility improvements act of 2013 (rfia) as it related to reforming the regulatory process to ensure that all federal agencies appropriately consider the impact of their rules on small businesses across america. this specifically relates to pending fda calorie disclosure regulations as required by the affordable care act. supportive efforts related to h.r. 527 and s. 1536, the small business regulatory flexibility improvements act of 2015.; ; attended small business administration office of advocacy programs which discussed general overview of small business issues.
health issues: tracking vending standards included in the most recent edition of the health and sustainability guidelines for federal concessions and vending operations relates to vending restrictions in federal buildings. specifically related to caffeine and healthy food nutrition guidelines and pending calorie disclosure requirements. ; ; tracking general services administration (gsa) and centers for disease control's (cdc) request for information on the health and sustainability guidelines for federal concessions and vending operations.
minting/money/gold standard: tracking issues related to the secretary of the treasury's decision to provide meaningful access to united states currency in accordance with the court's judgment in american council of the blind, et al. v. timothy f. geithner, secretary of the treasury. discussions surrounding potential updates to redesign of currency for the visually impaired. issues related to the alloy content of coins, specifically; related to h.r. 516, the cents and sensibility act. issues related to the savings, accountability, value and efficiency and save act (h.r. 614) and the impact that changes to united states coins will have on the vending industry. discussions surrounding the u.s. mint's 2012 and 2014 biennial reports to congress on continuity act of 2010 (public law 11-302). office of coin studies, u.s. mint. ; ; track bureau of engraving and printing issues related to meaningful access to u.s. currency.
defense: tracking department of defense healthy base initiative. work with military offices in marine corps and navy that manage vending for those branches. ; ; discussions held on application of fda's calorie disclosure rules on food sold from vending machines.
taxation/internal revenue code: tax on sugar sweetened beverages and the impact on the vending industry. specifically, h.r. 1687, the sugar-sweetened beverages tax act of 2015 or the sweet act. oppose passage of this act. ; ; tracked h.r. 2029 - consolidated appropriations act, 2016 (public law no. 114-113); h.r. 1105 and s.860 death tax repeal act of 2015. tracking and supporting.
energy/nuclear: worked with doe's energy star program and its application to vending machine and commercial coffee brewer manufacturers.epas final rule on listing of substitutes for refrigeration docket no.[epa-hq-oar-2013-0748; frl-9922-26-oar] ; ; s. 1047 - a bill to require the secretary of energy to review rulemaking proceedings of other federal agencies for the potential to cause an adverse effect on the cost, time, or difficulty of complying with energy efficiency regulations, guidelines, or standards. (tracking); ; followed up on epa energy star stakeholder meeting at nama's coffee, tea and water show to discuss the commercial coffee brewers draft 1 version 1.0 specification. had further discussions to provide data to energy star to support the final specifications being issued.
budget/appropriations: tracking letter to department of health and human services and the office of management and budget regarding the presidents fiscal year (fy) 2017 budget request. in this letter we respectfully asked that the presidents fy 2017 budget request provide adequate funding for the u.s. food and drug administrations (fda) food safety activities as one of its highest priorities rather than proposing new user fees on consumers and food makers.; ; tracked h.r. 2029 consolidated appropriations act, 2016 (public law no. 114-113).; ; supported increase in fda's annual appropriation for fy17 to a proposed $2.85 billion.

Filing 3 of 6
2016, 1st quarter (jan 1 - mar 31)

Amount

$20,000.00 USD

Date Received

Wed Apr 20 2016 16:22:06 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	national automatic merchandising association
Description	promote the common business interests of the vending, coffee and foodservice industries
Address	20 n. wacker drive; suite 3500; chicago, il 60606 usa

Client

Name	national automatic merchandising association
Contact	marilyn dent
State	illinois, usa

Lobbyist

Name	dell, wayne eric
Position	chief of staff, congressman joe wilson

Government Entities

agriculture, dept of (usda)
bureau of engraving & printing
centers for disease control & prevention (cdc)
defense, dept of (dod)
energy, dept of
environmental protection agency (epa)
food & drug administration (fda)
general services administration (gsa)
health & human services, dept of (hhs)
house of representatives
office of management & budget (omb)
senate
small business administration (sba)
u.s. mint

Issues

energy/nuclear: worked with doe's energy star program and its application to vending machine and commercial coffee brewer manufacturers. the energy star program was established by the epa in 1992 under the authority of the clean air act section 103(g). discussions regarding framework document for refrigerated beverage vending machine standards s. 1392 energy savings and industrial competitiveness act for 2013. office of climate protection partnership division. doe's proposed energy conservation and testing standards for refrigerated beverage vending machines (bvms), as required by federal law - (42 u.s.c 6295(m)(1). final rule issued 7/02/2015. epas proposed protection of stratospheric ozone: change of listing status for certain substitutes under the significant new alternatives policy program. [docket no. epa-hq-oar-2014-0198] energy star commercial coffee brewers draft specification framework document. epas final fule on listing of substitutes for refrigeration docket no.[epa-hq-oar-2013-0748; frl-9922-26-oar] supportive of language in the fy 2016 interior, environment and related agencies appropriations bill, that will help address some key issues that have been raised regarding the epa's proposed rule making to use its significant new alternatives policy (snap) program to change the status of (delist) certain commercial refrigerants and air conditioning applications and materials (other than motor vehicle air conditioning) and certain foam-blowing applications and materials.; ; s. 1047 - a bill to require the secretary of energy to review rulemaking proceedings of other federal agencies for the potential to cause an adverse effect on the cost, time, or difficulty of complying with energy efficiency regulations, guidelines, or standards. (tracking); ; worked with sba office of advocacy on issues related to the department of energys energy conservation standards: notice of proposed rulemaking for beverage vending machines; docket #: eere-2013-bt-std-0022, rin: 1904-ad00 and their impacts on small businesses in the refreshment services channel.; ; followed up on epa energy star stakeholder meeting at nama's coffee, tea and water show to discuss the commercial coffee brewers draft 1 version 1.0 specification.
budget/appropriations: tracking letter to department of health and human services and the office of management and budget regarding the presidents fiscal year (fy) 2017 budget request. in this letter we respectfully asked that the presidents fy 2017 budget request provide adequate funding for the u.s. food and drug administrations (fda) food safety activities as one of its highest priorities rather than proposing new user fees on consumers and food makers.; ; tracked h.r. 2029 consolidated appropriations act, 2016 (public law no. 114-113).; ; supported increase in fda's annual appropriation for fy17 to a proposed $2.85 billion.
health issues: tracking vending standards included in the most recent edition of the health and sustainability guidelines for federal concessions and vending operations relates to vending restrictions in federal buildings. specifically related to caffeine and healthy food nutrition guidelines and pending calorie disclosure requirements. ; ; tracking general services administration (gsa) and centers for disease control's (cdc) request for information on the health and sustainability guidelines for federal concessions and vending operations.
small business: the regulatory flexibility act (pub. l. no 96-354, 94 stat. 1164 (1981), amended by small business regulatory enforcement fairness act of 1996, pub. l. 104-121, 110 stat. 857 (1996) (codified as amended at 5 u.s.c. 601-612 (2000) as it relates to review of effects of proposed regulations on small businesses. h.r. 2542 the regulatory flexibility improvements act of 2013 (rfia) as it related to reforming the regulatory process to ensure that all federal agencies appropriately consider the impact of their rules on small businesses across america. this specifically relates to pending fda calorie disclosure regulations as required by the affordable care act. supportive efforts related to h.r. 527 and s. 1536, the small business regulatory flexibility improvements act of 2015.
taxation/internal revenue code: tax on sugar sweetened beverages and the impact on the vending industry. specifically, h.r. 1687, the sugar-sweetened beverages tax act of 2015 or the sweet act. (tracking); ; tracked h.r. 2029 - consolidated appropriations act, 2016 (public law no. 114-113); h.r. 1105, death tax repeal act of 2015 - signed family business coalition letter to senate leadership urging passage.
food industry (safety, labeling, etc.): regulations under the patient protection and affordable care act (hr 3590) related to calorie disclosure on products sold through vending machines (federal register/ vol. 78, no. 5/page 1376 tuesday, january 8, 2013) food safety modernization act (21 usc chapter 27) final rule. meetings held with fdas office of food and veterinary medicine related to calorie disclosure rules. tracking issues related to the us food code and its application to the micro market channel. this specifically relates to the office of food safety at the center for food safety & nutrition. specifically, discussion surrounding state health department regulations, which mostly reflect the us food code related to food safety and micro markets and the council for food protection. ; ; discussions with usda regarding their www.choosemyplate.gov program. ; ; urged the president's fy 2017 budget request provide adequate funding for the u.s. food and drug administrations (fda) food safety activities as one of its highest priorities rather than proposing new user fees on consumers and food makers. also, recommended to house and senate members that fda's appropriation be increased for fy17 funding.; ; tracked 2015 usda dietary guidelines and reviewed their national strategic partner program related to my plate.
minting/money/gold standard: tracking issues related to the secretary of the treasury's decision to provide meaningful access to united states currency in accordance with the court's judgment in american council of the blind, et al. v. timothy f. geithner, secretary of the treasury. discussions surrounding potential updates to redesign of currency for the visually impaired. issues related to the alloy content of coins, specifically; related to h.r. 516, the cents and sensibility act. issues related to the savings, accountability, value and efficiency and save act (h.r. 614) and the impact that changes to united states coins will have on the vending industry. discussions surrounding the u.s. mint's 2012 and 2014 biennial reports to congress on continuity act of 2010 (public law 11-302). office of coin studies, u.s. mint. ; ; worked with bureau of engraving and printing to receive update on issues related to meaningful access to u.s. currency and held webinar on this issue. furthermore, discussions were held concerning next monetary note denomination to be produced by bep and tactile features that may be included.
labor issues/antitrust/workplace: supporting s.30 40 hours is full time act of 2015 and h.r.30 save american workers act of 2015, which changes the current definition of full-time under the affordable care act from 30 hours to the standard definition of full-time work which is forty hours per week. tracking of proposed dept. of labor regulations related to the fair labor standards act (flsa). ; ; tracked updates on the department of labor's notice of proposed rulemaking; defining and delimiting the exemption for executive, administrative, professional, outside sales, and computer employees, docket no. whd-2015-0001-0001.; ; tracked new osha requirements related to naics record-keeping requirements.
defense: tracking department of defense healthy base initiative. work with military offices in marine corps and navy that manage vending for those branches.

Filing 4 of 6
2015, 4th quarter (oct 1 - dec 31)

Amount

$30,000.00 USD

Date Received

Wed Jan 20 2016 14:13:27 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)

Registrant

Name	national automatic merchandising association
Description	promote the common business interests of the vending, coffee and foodservice industries
Address	20 n. wacker drive; suite 3500; chicago, il 60606 usa

Client

Name	national automatic merchandising association
Contact	marilyn dent
State	illinois, usa

Lobbyist

Name	dell, wayne eric
Position	chief of staff, congressman joe wilson

Government Entities

agriculture, dept of (usda)
bureau of engraving & printing
centers for disease control & prevention (cdc)
defense, dept of (dod)
energy, dept of
environmental protection agency (epa)
food & drug administration (fda)
general services administration (gsa)
health & human services, dept of (hhs)
house of representatives
office of management & budget (omb)
senate
small business administration (sba)
u.s. mint
white house office

Issues

defense: tracking department of defense healthy base initiative with the office of military community and family policy food and beverage guidelines as it relates to the initiative.
health issues: tracking vending standards included in the most recent edition of the health and sustainability guidelines for federal concessions and vending operations relates to vending restrictions in federal buildings. specifically related to caffeine and healthy food nutrition guidelines and pending calorie disclosure requirements. ; ; tracking general services administration (gsa) and centers for disease control's (cdc) request for information on the health and sustainability guidelines for federal concessions and vending operations.
energy/nuclear: worked with doe's energy star program and its application to vending machine and commercial coffee brewer manufacturers. the energy star program was established by the epa in 1992 under the authority of the clean air act section 103(g). discussions regarding framework document for refrigerated beverage vending machine standards s. 1392 energy savings and industrial competitiveness act for 2013. office of climate protection partnership division. doe's proposed energy conservation and testing standards for refrigerated beverage vending machines (bvms), as required by federal law - (42 u.s.c 6295(m)(1). final rule issued 7/02/2015. epas proposed protection of stratospheric ozone: change of listing status for certain substitutes under the significant new alternatives policy program. [docket no. epa-hq-oar-2014-0198] energy star commercial coffee brewers draft specification framework document. epas final fule on listing of substitutes for refrigeration docket no.[epa-hq-oar-2013-0748; frl-9922-26-oar] supportive of language in the fy 2016 interior, environment and related agencies appropriations bill, that will help address some key issues that have been raised regarding the epa's proposed rule making to use its significant new alternatives policy (snap) program to change the status of (delist) certain commercial refrigerants and air conditioning applications and materials (other than motor vehicle air conditioning) and certain foam-blowing applications and materials.; ; s. 1047 - a bill to require the secretary of energy to review rulemaking proceedings of other federal agencies for the potential to cause an adverse effect on the cost, time, or difficulty of complying with energy efficiency regulations, guidelines, or standards. (tracking); ; attended department of energy stakeholder meeting (september, 29, 2015) regarding their energy conservation standards: notice of proposed rulemaking for beverage vending machines, docket #: eere-2013-bt-std-0022, rin: 1904-ad00. prepared and filed industry comments in response to this proposed rule; ; worked with sba office of advocacy on issues related to the department of energys energy conservation standards: notice of proposed rulemaking for beverage vending machines; docket #: eere-2013-bt-std-0022, rin: 1904-ad00 and their impacts on small businesses in the refreshment services channel.; ; held meetings with epas energy star program office related to their green power partnership and energy star commercial buildings programs.; also had discussions with the white house on energy conservation efforts related to sustainability and the impact of the does proposed energy conservation standards on the beverage vending machines.; ; epa - green power partnership program; * coordinated epa energy star stakeholder meeting at nama's coffee, tea and water show to discuss the commercial coffee brewers draft 1 version 1.0 specification. ; * coordinator letter from u.s. senate to dept. of energy on energy conservation standards: notice of proposed rulemaking for beverage vending machines, docket #: eere-2013-bt-std-0022, rin: 1904-ad00.; *held meeting and worked with white house on american business act on climate pledge.
labor issues/antitrust/workplace: supporting s.30 40 hours is full time act of 2015 and h.r.30 save american workers act of 2015, which changes the current definition of full-time under the affordable care act from 30 hours to the standard definition of full-time work which is forty hours per week. tracking of proposed dept. of labor regulations related to the fair labor standards act (flsa). ; ; tracked updates on the department of labor's notice of proposed rulemaking; defining and delimiting the exemption for executive, administrative, professional, outside sales, and computer employees, docket no. whd-2015-0001-0001.; ; had discussions with the white house office of public engagement and the small business administration related to the proposed rulemaking on the dols notice of proposed rulemaking (nprm) to amend the fair labor standards act (flsa) regulations implementing the exemption from minimum wage and overtime pay for executive, administrative, professional, outside sales, and computer employees (known as the white collar or eap exemptions).; ; also, had discussions with the white house regarding the impact of the president executive order on sick leave requiring federal contractors to grant at least seven days of paid sick leave to their employees.
food industry (safety, labeling, etc.): regulations under the patient protection and affordable care act (hr 3590) related to calorie disclosure on products sold through vending machines (federal register/ vol. 78, no. 5/page 1376 tuesday, january 8, 2013) food safety modernization act (21 usc chapter 27) final rule. meetings held with fdas office of food and veterinary medicine related to calorie disclosure rules. tracking issues related to the us food code and its application to the micro market channel. this specifically relates to the office of food safety at the center for food safety & nutrition. specifically, discussion surrounding state health department regulations, which mostly reflect the us food code related to food safety and micro markets and the; council for food protection. ; ; had a discussion with epa regarding their food recovery challenge to understand the program more fully and be briefed on how the refreshment services industry may participate.; discussions with usda regarding their www.choosemyplate.gov program and met with the first ladys lets move! staff regarding potential opportunities to work together on issues related to food and nutrition efforts in the refreshment services industry.; ; urged the president's fy 2017 budget request provide adequate funding for the u.s. food and drug administrations (fda) food safety activities as one of its highest priorities rather than proposing new user fees on consumers and food makers.; ; tracked 2015 dietary guidelines recently released by usda and hhs.
taxation/internal revenue code: tax on sugar sweetened beverages and the impact on the vending industry. specifically, h.r. 1687, the sugar-sweetened beverages tax act of 2015 or the sweet act. (tracking); ; tracked h.r. 2029 - consolidated appropriations act, 2016 (public law no. 114-113)
budget/appropriations: tracking letter to department of health and human services and the office of management and budget regarding the presidents fiscal year (fy) 2017 budget request. in this letter we respectfully asked that the presidents fy 2017 budget request provide adequate funding for the u.s. food and drug administrations (fda) food safety activities as one of its highest priorities rather than proposing new user fees on consumers and food makers.; ; tracked h.r. 2029 consolidated appropriations act, 2016 (public law no. 114-113).
minting/money/gold standard: tracking issues related to the secretary of the treasury's decision to provide meaningful access to united states currency in accordance with the court's judgment in american council of the blind, et al. v. timothy f. geithner, secretary of the treasury. discussions surrounding potential updates to redesign of currency for the visually impaired. issues related to the alloy content of coins, specifically; related to h.r. 516, the cents and sensibility act. issues related to the savings, accountability, value and efficiency and save act (h.r. 614) and the impact that changes to united states coins will have on the vending industry. discussions surrounding the u.s. mint's 2012 and 2014 biennial reports to congress on continuity act of 2010 (public law 11-302). office of coin studies, u.s. mint. ; ; met with bureau of engraving and printing to receive update on issues related to meaningful access to u.s. currency and coordinated webinar on this issue. furthermore, discussions were held concerning next monetary note denomination to be produced by bep.
small business: the regulatory flexibility act (pub. l. no 96-354, 94 stat. 1164 (1981), amended by small business regulatory enforcement fairness act of 1996, pub. l. 104-121, 110 stat. 857 (1996) (codified as amended at 5 u.s.c. 601-612 (2000) as it relates to review of effects of proposed regulations on small businesses. h.r. 2542 the regulatory flexibility improvements act of 2013 (rfia) as it related to reforming the regulatory process to ensure that all federal agencies appropriately consider the impact of their rules on small businesses across america. this specifically relates to pending fda calorie disclosure regulations as required by the affordable care act. supportive efforts related to h.r. 527 and s. 1536, the small business regulatory flexibility improvements act of 2015.; ; worked with sba office of advocacy on issues related to the department of energys energy conservation standards: notice of proposed rulemaking for beverage vending machines docket #: eere-2013-bt-std-0022, rin: 1904-ad00 and their impacts on small businesses in the refreshment services channel. also discussed small business impact of this rule with u.s. senate and house offices.

Filing 5 of 6
2015, 3rd quarter (july 1 - sep 30)

Amount

$120,000.00 USD

Date Received

Tue Oct 20 2015 13:30:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	national automatic merchandising association
Description	promote the common business interests of the vending, coffee and foodservice industries
Address	20 n. wacker drive; suite 3500; chicago, il 60606 usa

Client

Name	national automatic merchandising association
Contact	marilyn dent
State	illinois, usa

Lobbyist

Name	dell, wayne eric
Position	chief of staff, congressman joe wilson

Government Entities

agriculture, dept of (usda)
bureau of engraving & printing
centers for disease control & prevention (cdc)
defense, dept of (dod)
energy, dept of
environmental protection agency (epa)
food & drug administration (fda)
general services administration (gsa)
health & human services, dept of (hhs)
house of representatives
labor, dept of (dol)
office of management & budget (omb)
senate
small business administration (sba)
u.s. mint
white house office

Issues

taxation/internal revenue code: tax on sugar sweetened beverages and the impact on the vending industry. specifically, h.r. 1687, the sugar-sweetened beverages tax act of 2015 or the sweet act.
budget/appropriations: co-signed letter to department of health and human services and the office of management and budget regarding the presidents fiscal year (fy) 2017 budget request. in this letter we respectfully asked that the presidents fy 2017 budget request provide adequate funding for the u.s. food and drug administrations (fda) food safety activities as one of its highest priorities rather than proposing new user fees on consumers and food makers.
labor issues/antitrust/workplace: supporting s.30 40 hours is full time act of 2015 and h.r.30 save american workers act of 2015, which changes the current definition of full-time under the affordable care act from 30 hours to the standard definition of full-time work which is forty hours per week. tracking of proposed dept. of labor regulations related to the fair labor standards act (flsa). ; ; drafted and filed comments with the department of labor on their notice of proposed rulemaking; defining and delimiting the exemption for executive, administrative, professional, outside sales, and computer employees, docket no. whd-2015-0001-0001.; ; had discussions with the white house office of public engagement and the small business administration related to the proposed rulemaking on the dols notice of proposed rulemaking (nprm) to amend the fair labor standards act (flsa) regulations implementing the exemption from minimum wage and overtime pay for executive, administrative, professional, outside sales, and computer employees (known as the white collar or eap exemptions).; ; also, had discussions with the white house regarding the impact of the president executive order on sick leave requiring federal contractors to grant at least seven days of paid sick leave to their employees.
energy/nuclear: worked with doe's energy star program and its application to vending machine and commercial coffee brewer manufacturers. the energy star program was established by the epa in 1992 under the authority of the clean air act section 103(g). discussions regarding framework document for refrigerated beverage vending machine standards s. 1392 energy savings and industrial competitiveness; act for 2013. office of climate protection partnership division. doe's proposed energy conservation and testing standards for refrigerated beverage vending machines (bvms), as required by federal law - (42 u.s.c 6295(m)(1). final rule issued 7/02/2015. epas proposed protection of stratospheric ozone: change of listing status for; certain substitutes under the significant new alternatives policy program. [docket no. epa-hq-oar-2014-0198] energy star commercial coffee brewers draft specification framework document. epas final fule on listing of substitutes for refrigeration docket no.[epa-hq-oar-2013-0748; frl-9922-26-oar] supportive of language in the fy 2016 interior, environment and related agencies appropriations bill, that will help address some key issues that have been raised regarding the epa's proposed rule making to use its significant new alternatives policy (snap) program to change the status of (delist) certain commercial refrigerants and air conditioning applications and materials (other than motor vehicle air conditioning) and certain foam-blowing applications and materials.; ; s. 1047 - a bill to require the secretary of energy to review rulemaking proceedings of other federal agencies for the potential to cause an adverse effect on the cost, time, or difficulty of complying with energy efficiency regulations, guidelines, or standards.; ; attended department of energy stakeholder meeting regarding their energy conservation standards: notice of proposed rulemaking for beverage vending machines, docket #: eere-2013-bt-std-0022, rin: 1904-ad00. prepared and filed industry comments in response to this proposed rule; ; worked with sba office of advocacy on issues related to the department of energys energy conservation standards: notice of proposed rulemaking for beverage vending machines; docket #: eere-2013-bt-std-0022, rin: 1904-ad00 and their impacts on small businesses in the refreshment services channel.; ; held meetings with epas energy star program office related to their green power partnership and energy star commercial buildings programs.; also had discussions with the white house on energy conservation efforts related to sustainability and the impact of the does proposed energy conservation standards on the refreshment services industry.
food industry (safety, labeling, etc.): regulations under the patient protection and affordable care act (hr 3590) related to calorie disclosure on products sold through vending machines (federal register/ vol. 78, no. 5/page 1376 tuesday, january 8, 2013) food safety modernization act (21 usc chapter 27) final rule. meetings held with fdas office of food and veterinary medicine related to calorie disclosure rules. tracking issues related to the us food code and its application to the micro market channel. this specifically relates to the office of food safety at the center for food safety & nutrition. specifically, discussion surrounding state health department regulations, which mostly reflect the us food code related to food safety and micro markets and the; council for food protection. fy 2015 house agriculture appropriation bill language related to the patient protection and affordable care act (hr 3590) calorie disclosure rules for vended products. specifically house appropriations amendment to the agriculture and rural development appropriations bill which provided report language regarding front of pack and front of vending machine labeling. tracking of dietary guidelines for americans.; ; met with epa regarding their food recovery challenge to understand the program more fully and be briefed on how the refreshment services industry may participate.; discussions with usda regarding their www.choosemyplate.gov program and met with the first ladys lets move! staff regarding potential opportunities to work together on issues related to food and nutrition efforts in the refreshment services industry.; co-signed letter to department of health and human services and the office of management and budget regarding the presidents fiscal year (fy) 2017 budget request. in this letter we respectfully asked that the presidents fy 2017 budget request provide adequate funding for the u.s. food and drug administrations (fda) food safety activities as one of its highest priorities rather than proposing new user fees on consumers and food makers.
health issues: tracking vending standards included in the most recent edition of the health and sustainability guidelines for federal concessions and vending operations relates to vending restrictions in federal buildings. specifically related to caffeine and healthy food nutrition guidelines and pending calorie disclosure requirements. discussions held with centers for disease control on healthy and sustainability guidelines.; ; provided input and comments to the general services administration (gsa) and centers for disease control (cdc) in response to their request for information on the health and sustainability guidelines for federal concessions and vending operations.
small business: the regulatory flexibility act (pub. l. no 96-354, 94 stat. 1164 (1981), amended by small business regulatory enforcement fairness act of 1996, pub. l. 104-121, 110 stat. 857 (1996) (codified as amended at 5 u.s.c. 601-612 (2000) as it relates to review of effects of proposed regulations on small businesses. h.r. 2542 the regulatory flexibility improvements act of 2013 (rfia) as it related to reforming the regulatory process to ensure that all federal agencies appropriately consider the impact of their rules on small businesses across america. this specifically relates to pending fda calorie disclosure regulations as required by the affordable care act. supportive efforts related to h.r. 527 and s. 1536, the small business regulatory flexibility improvements act of 2015.; ; worked with sba office of advocacy on issues related to the department of energys energy conservation standards: notice of proposed rulemaking for beverage vending machines; docket #: eere-2013-bt-std-0022, rin: 1904-ad00 and their impacts on small businesses in the refreshment services channel.
defense: tracking department of defense healthy base initiative with the office of military community and family policy food and beverage guidelines as it relates to the initiative. continued discussions with navy exchange regarding namas fit pick healthy vending program, calorie disclosure and american beverage association calories count program.
minting/money/gold standard: tracking issues related to the secretary of the treasury's decision to provide meaningful access to united states currency in accordance with the court's judgment in american council of the blind, et al. v. timothy f. geithner, secretary of the treasury. discussions surrounding potential updates to redesign of currency for the visually impaired. issues related to the alloy content of coins, specifically; related to h.r. 516, the cents and sensibility act. issues related to the savings, accountability, value and efficiency and save act (h.r. 614) and the impact that changes to united states coins will have on the vending industry. discussions surrounding the u.s. mint's 2012 and 2014 biennial reports to congress on continuity act of 2010 (public law 11-302). office of coin studies, u.s. mint. ; ; met with bureau of engraving and printing to receive update on issues related to meaningful access to u.s. currency.

Vendor	Axis Management Group Llc
Description	exercise option period 1
PIID + Modification	2031ZB20F00035 (P00001)
Parent PIID + Modification	GS00Q17GWD2210 (0)
Signed Date	October 26, 2020
Effective Date	May 1, 2020
Modified Date	Mon Oct 26 2020 09:04:00 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	829411839
Contracting Office	Treasury: BEP; irs bep it acquisition
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; office of crit infra it security
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	mclean, virginia 221023467 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $2,427,266.10 USD, Total: $3,719,088.82 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $2,427,266.10 USD, Total: $3,719,088.82 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $3,719,088.82 USD

Vendor	Kba-Notasys S.A.
Description	spare parts
PIID + Modification	2031ZA21P00038 (0)
Signed Date	October 26, 2020
Effective Date	October 26, 2020
Modified Date	Mon Oct 26 2020 10:15:12 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	480950179
Contracting Office	Treasury: BEP; bep office of acquisition
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; wcf mrp
Contract Action Type	purchase order
Place of Performance	switzerland
Obligated Amount	Change: $19,539.00 USD, Total: $19,539.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $19,539.00 USD, Total: $19,539.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $19,539.00 USD, Total: $19,539.00 USD

Vendor	Valley Solvent Company, Inc.
Description	spare parts
PIID + Modification	2031ZA21P00035 (0)
Signed Date	October 26, 2020
Effective Date	October 26, 2020
Modified Date	Mon Oct 26 2020 10:27:02 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	026152637
Contracting Office	Treasury: BEP; bep office of acquisition
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; office of ordr mgmt delivery sys
Contract Action Type	purchase order
Place of Performance	harlingen, texas 785524278 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $3,705.90 USD, Total: $3,705.90 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $3,705.90 USD, Total: $3,705.90 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $3,705.90 USD, Total: $3,705.90 USD

Vendor	Jeb Plastics, Inc.
Description	spare parts
PIID + Modification	2031ZA21P00041 (0)
Signed Date	October 26, 2020
Effective Date	October 26, 2020
Modified Date	Mon Oct 26 2020 13:07:57 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	790459176
Contracting Office	Treasury: BEP; bep office of acquisition
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; wcf mrp
Contract Action Type	purchase order
Place of Performance	wilmington, delaware 198104900 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $1,976.00 USD, Total: $1,976.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $1,976.00 USD, Total: $1,976.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $1,976.00 USD, Total: $1,976.00 USD

Vendor	Crane & Co., Inc.
Description	wcf dp december order, stock item numbers: 6d000039, 1d41c020, 1d41c100.
PIID + Modification	2031ZA21F00043 (0)
Parent PIID + Modification	TEPD151774 (0)
Signed Date	October 23, 2020
Effective Date	October 23, 2020
Modified Date	Fri Oct 23 2020 10:04:25 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	002067155
Contracting Office	Treasury: BEP; bep office of acquisition
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; office of operations support (wcf)
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	dalton, massachusetts 012261751 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $10,449,354.40 USD, Total: $10,449,354.40 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $10,449,354.40 USD, Total: $10,449,354.40 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $10,449,354.40 USD, Total: $10,449,354.40 USD

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Vendor	Unifirst Corporation
Description	quarterly unifirst requisition for services (uniforms) (oct-dec 2020)
PIID + Modification	2031ZA21F00025 (0)
Parent PIID + Modification	TEPC1568089 (0)
Signed Date	October 23, 2020
Effective Date	October 21, 2020
Modified Date	Fri Oct 23 2020 14:45:10 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001028166
Contracting Office	Treasury: BEP; bep office of acquisition
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; office of operations support (wcf)
Contract Action Type	bpa call
Place of Performance	fort worth, texas 761313304 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $55,000.02 USD, Total: $55,000.02 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $55,000.02 USD, Total: $55,000.02 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $55,000.02 USD, Total: $55,000.02 USD

Vendor	New Tech Solutions, Inc.
Description	applecare maintenance support fy21
PIID + Modification	2031ZB21F00005 (0)
Parent PIID + Modification	NNG15SC82B (0)
Signed Date	October 22, 2020
Effective Date	October 23, 2020
Modified Date	Thu Oct 22 2020 20:18:10 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	020149303
Contracting Office	Treasury: BEP; irs bep it acquisition
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; office of crit infra it security
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	washington, district of columbia 202280001 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $39,680.57 USD, Total: $39,680.57 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $39,680.57 USD, Total: $39,680.57 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $39,680.57 USD, Total: $39,680.57 USD

Vendor	Green Brothers Fabricating Inc
Description	numas plates
PIID + Modification	2031ZA20P00671 (P00003)
Signed Date	October 22, 2020
Effective Date	June 25, 2020
Modified Date	Thu Oct 22 2020 14:34:11 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	799902259
Contracting Office	Treasury: BEP; bep office of acquisition
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; office of engineering
Contract Action Type	purchase order
Place of Performance	taunton, massachusetts 027804812 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $32,970.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $32,970.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $32,970.00 USD

Vendor	Advant-Edge Solutions Of Middle Atlantic, Inc.
Description	transportation of disintegrated non-securities waste
PIID + Modification	2031ZA21F00045 (0)
Parent PIID + Modification	2031ZA18A00005 (0)
Signed Date	October 22, 2020
Effective Date	October 23, 2020
Modified Date	Thu Oct 22 2020 13:23:12 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	051154354
Contracting Office	Treasury: BEP; bep office of acquisition
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; office of facilities support
Contract Action Type	bpa call
Place of Performance	washington, district of columbia 202280001 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $7,515.00 USD, Total: $7,515.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $7,515.00 USD, Total: $7,515.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $7,515.00 USD, Total: $7,515.00 USD

Vendor	Mega Protect Services Llc
Description	bpa call for drug testing invoices from aug, sep, oct, nov, and dec 2019 as well as march 2020.
PIID + Modification	2031ZA21F00037 (0)
Parent PIID + Modification	2031ZA18A00013 (0)
Signed Date	October 22, 2020
Effective Date	October 21, 2020
Modified Date	Thu Oct 22 2020 13:55:36 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	055572276
Contracting Office	Treasury: BEP; bep office of acquisition
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; office of security
Contract Action Type	bpa call
Place of Performance	washington, district of columbia 202280001 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $6,335.00 USD, Total: $6,335.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $6,335.00 USD, Total: $6,335.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $6,335.00 USD, Total: $6,335.00 USD

Vendor	District Safety Products, Inc.
Description	spare parts
PIID + Modification	2031ZA21P00037 (0)
Signed Date	October 22, 2020
Effective Date	October 22, 2020
Modified Date	Thu Oct 22 2020 08:00:25 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	806627832
Contracting Office	Treasury: BEP; bep office of acquisition
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; wcf mrp
Contract Action Type	purchase order
Place of Performance	sterling, virginia 201669462 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $4,085.40 USD, Total: $4,085.40 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $4,085.40 USD, Total: $4,085.40 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $4,085.40 USD, Total: $4,085.40 USD

Vendor	Melwood Horticultural Training Center, Inc.
Description	grounds maintenance
PIID + Modification	2031ZA18C00127 (P00007)
Signed Date	October 21, 2020
Effective Date	May 1, 2018
Modified Date	Wed Oct 21 2020 08:55:39 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	077794758
Contracting Office	Treasury: BEP; bep office of acquisition
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; office of facilities support
Contract Action Type	definitive contract
Place of Performance	washington, district of columbia 202280001 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $2,084.36 USD, Total: $295,150.83 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $2,084.36 USD, Total: $336,550.41 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $2,084.36 USD, Total: $445,886.38 USD

Vendor	Greeneville Plate Services Llc
Description	rubber chablon plates
PIID + Modification	2031ZA21F00035 (0)
Parent PIID + Modification	TEPC1668102 (0)
Signed Date	October 21, 2020
Effective Date	October 21, 2020
Modified Date	Wed Oct 21 2020 08:55:09 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	961967531
Contracting Office	Treasury: BEP; bep office of acquisition
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; office of engraving
Contract Action Type	bpa call
Place of Performance	greeneville, tennessee 377456217 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $11,200.00 USD, Total: $11,200.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $11,200.00 USD, Total: $11,200.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $11,200.00 USD, Total: $11,200.00 USD

Vendor	Morning Star Industries Inc.
Description	castor oil deliveries
PIID + Modification	2031ZA21F00026 (0)
Parent PIID + Modification	47QSWA20D002D (0)
Signed Date	October 20, 2020
Effective Date	October 20, 2020
Modified Date	Tue Oct 20 2020 16:08:22 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	025189338
Contracting Office	Treasury: BEP; bep office of acquisition
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; office of facilities support
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	stuart, florida 349942938 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $475,000.00 USD, Total: $475,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $475,000.00 USD, Total: $475,000.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $475,000.00 USD, Total: $475,000.00 USD

Vendor	Clean Harbors Environmental Se
Description	waste removal service.
PIID + Modification	2031ZA21F00030 (0)
Parent PIID + Modification	GS10F0270M (PS0037)
Signed Date	October 20, 2020
Effective Date	October 15, 2020
Modified Date	Tue Oct 20 2020 14:23:59 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	039322250
Contracting Office	Treasury: BEP; bep office of acquisition
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; office of env health safety
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	hyattsville, maryland 207850207 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $258,114.11 USD, Total: $258,114.11 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $258,114.11 USD, Total: $258,114.11 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $258,114.11 USD, Total: $258,114.11 USD

Vendor	Es Squared, Llc
Description	covid cleaning
PIID + Modification	2031ZA21P00034 (0)
Signed Date	October 20, 2020
Effective Date	October 20, 2020
Modified Date	Tue Oct 20 2020 14:46:07 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	825278687
Contracting Office	Treasury: BEP; bep office of acquisition
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; office of operations support (wcf)
Contract Action Type	purchase order
Place of Performance	grand prairie, texas 750511502 united states
National Interest Action Code	p20c: covid-19 2020
Obligated Amount	Change: $150,000.00 USD, Total: $150,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $150,000.00 USD, Total: $150,000.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $150,000.00 USD, Total: $150,000.00 USD

Vendor	Innovative Global Solutions, Llc
Description	extend pop to 12/31/20
PIID + Modification	2031ZA18C00014 (P00004)
Signed Date	October 20, 2020
Effective Date	November 1, 2017
Modified Date	Tue Oct 20 2020 11:07:33 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	120919993
Contracting Office	Treasury: BEP; irs bep it acquisition
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; office of it operations
Contract Action Type	definitive contract
Place of Performance	katy, texas 774943905 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $6,578.00 USD, Total: $59,378.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $6,578.00 USD, Total: $59,378.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $6,578.00 USD, Total: $85,778.00 USD

Vendor	Tagline, Inc.
Description	wcf solid border strap lepe $20, item #0018, stock item number: 1l003008l.
PIID + Modification	2031ZA21F00034 (0)
Parent PIID + Modification	2031ZA20A00017 (0)
Signed Date	October 20, 2020
Effective Date	October 20, 2020
Modified Date	Tue Oct 20 2020 12:54:20 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	055207083
Contracting Office	Treasury: BEP; bep office of acquisition
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; wcf mrp
Contract Action Type	bpa call
Place of Performance	exton, pennsylvania 193412887 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $61,250.00 USD, Total: $61,250.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $61,250.00 USD, Total: $61,250.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $61,250.00 USD, Total: $61,250.00 USD

Vendor	Finzer Holding Llc
Description	roller recovering services
PIID + Modification	2031ZA21F00029 (0)
Parent PIID + Modification	2031ZA19A00023 (0)
Signed Date	October 20, 2020
Effective Date	October 15, 2020
Modified Date	Tue Oct 20 2020 14:24:04 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	080090381
Contracting Office	Treasury: BEP; bep office of acquisition
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; office of security printing
Contract Action Type	bpa call
Place of Performance	washington, district of columbia 202280001 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $33,210.00 USD, Total: $33,210.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $33,210.00 USD, Total: $33,210.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $33,210.00 USD, Total: $33,210.00 USD

Vendor	Mercury Communications Services Inc
Description	correct dollar amount from previous modification 2 and fully fund option period 1.
PIID + Modification	2031ZB20P00001 (P00003)
Signed Date	October 20, 2020
Effective Date	March 26, 2020
Modified Date	Tue Oct 20 2020 06:48:09 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	038453486
Contracting Office	Treasury: BEP; irs bep it acquisition
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; office of crit infra it security
Contract Action Type	purchase order
Place of Performance	carrollton, texas 750066393 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $7,209.12 USD, Total: $14,418.24 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $14,418.24 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $14,418.24 USD

Vendor	Northern Imports, Inc.
Description	work wear safety shoes invoices #s ci_09069 jul, ci_10853 aug, ci_12724
PIID + Modification	2031ZA21F00027 (0)
Parent PIID + Modification	2031ZA19A00009 (0)
Signed Date	October 20, 2020
Effective Date	October 15, 2020
Modified Date	Tue Oct 20 2020 14:07:01 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	050120187
Contracting Office	Treasury: BEP; bep office of acquisition
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; office of operations support (wcf)
Contract Action Type	bpa call
Place of Performance	fort worth, texas 761313304 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $6,917.58 USD, Total: $6,917.58 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $6,917.58 USD, Total: $6,917.58 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $6,917.58 USD, Total: $6,917.58 USD

Vendor	United Facility Services Corp.
Description	elevator and escalator support services
PIID + Modification	2031ZA19F00211 (P00006)
Parent PIID + Modification	47QSHA19D0011 (0)
Signed Date	October 19, 2020
Effective Date	April 1, 2019
Modified Date	Mon Oct 19 2020 14:55:26 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	605119932
Contracting Office	Treasury: BEP; bep office of acquisition
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; office of facilities support
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	washington, district of columbia 202280001 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $13,062.76 USD, Total: $1,003,162.65 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $13,062.76 USD, Total: $1,003,162.65 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $13,062.76 USD, Total: $2,434,442.65 USD

Vendor (as written)	domestic awardees (undisclosed)
Vendor (normalized)	Classified Domestic Contractor
Description	funding line 4010 to pay for repairs to our government furnished property (cracked roller).
PIID + Modification	2031ZA21F00033 (0)
Parent PIID + Modification	TEPD171795 (0)
Signed Date	October 19, 2020
Effective Date	October 20, 2020
Modified Date	Mon Oct 19 2020 12:17:48 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	790238638
Contracting Office	Treasury: BEP; bep office of acquisition
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; office of product development
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	addison, texas 750015631 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $4,782.65 USD, Total: $4,782.65 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $4,782.65 USD, Total: $4,782.65 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $4,782.65 USD, Total: $4,782.65 USD

Vendor (as written)	hensel phelps construction co
Vendor (normalized)	Hensel Phelps Construction Co.
Description	a00105 r000120 clin 0007 - area a2 early occupancy
PIID + Modification	W9126G18C0061 (A00105)
Signed Date	October 16, 2020
Effective Date	September 21, 2018
Modified Date	Fri Oct 16 2020 10:52:23 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	799439625
Contracting Office	Defense: Army; us army engineer district ft worth
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; bep office of acquisition
Contract Action Type	definitive contract
Place of Performance	fort worth, texas 761314133 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $120,000.00 USD, Total: $208,876,723.97 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $120,000.00 USD, Total: $208,876,723.97 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $120,000.00 USD, Total: $208,876,723.97 USD

Vendor	Koniag Information Security Services LLC
Description	exercise of option one
PIID + Modification	2031ZA20C00002 (P00005)
Signed Date	October 16, 2020
Effective Date	October 1, 2019
Modified Date	Fri Oct 16 2020 09:46:29 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	079290695
Contracting Office	Treasury: BEP; bep office of acquisition
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; office of env health safety
Contract Action Type	definitive contract
Place of Performance	washington, district of columbia 202280001 united states
National Interest Action Code	p20c: covid-19 2020
Obligated Amount	Change: $2,078,100.00 USD, Total: $3,464,806.69 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $2,078,100.00 USD, Total: $3,464,806.69 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $838,028.40 USD, Total: $7,359,098.09 USD

Vendor (as written)	united parcel service co.
Vendor (normalized)	United Parcel Service, Inc.
Description	dcf freight
PIID + Modification	2031ZA21P00030 (0)
Signed Date	October 16, 2020
Effective Date	October 16, 2020
Modified Date	Fri Oct 16 2020 08:59:49 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	155953086
Contracting Office	Treasury: BEP; bep office of acquisition
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; office of operations support
Contract Action Type	purchase order
Place of Performance	washington, district of columbia 202280001 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $25,791.80 USD, Total: $25,791.80 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $25,791.80 USD, Total: $25,791.80 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $25,791.80 USD, Total: $25,791.80 USD

Vendor	Dc Water And Sewer Authority
Description	dcf storm water
PIID + Modification	2031ZA21P00022 (0)
Signed Date	October 16, 2020
Effective Date	October 16, 2020
Modified Date	Fri Oct 16 2020 10:10:50 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	076541056
Contracting Office	Treasury: BEP; bep office of acquisition
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; office of facilities support
Contract Action Type	purchase order
Place of Performance	washington, district of columbia 202280001 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $22,000.00 USD, Total: $22,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $22,000.00 USD, Total: $22,000.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $22,000.00 USD, Total: $22,000.00 USD

Vendor	Star Poly Bag, Inc.
Description	spare parts
PIID + Modification	2031ZA21P00017 (0)
Signed Date	October 16, 2020
Effective Date	October 16, 2020
Modified Date	Fri Oct 16 2020 10:16:02 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001376565
Contracting Office	Treasury: BEP; bep office of acquisition
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; office of ordr mgmt delivery sys
Contract Action Type	purchase order
Place of Performance	brooklyn, new york 112072904 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $12,540.00 USD, Total: $12,540.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $12,540.00 USD, Total: $12,540.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $12,540.00 USD, Total: $12,540.00 USD

Vendor	Bottcher America Corporation
Description	cleaning chemicals
PIID + Modification	2031ZA21P00026 (0)
Signed Date	October 16, 2020
Effective Date	October 16, 2020
Modified Date	Fri Oct 16 2020 08:29:51 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	003075470
Contracting Office	Treasury: BEP; bep office of acquisition
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; wcf mrp
Contract Action Type	purchase order
Place of Performance	belcamp, maryland 210171223 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $11,697.40 USD, Total: $11,697.40 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $11,697.40 USD, Total: $11,697.40 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $11,697.40 USD, Total: $11,697.40 USD

Vendor	United Commercial Supply Llc
Description	spare parts
PIID + Modification	2031ZA21P00028 (0)
Signed Date	October 16, 2020
Effective Date	October 16, 2020
Modified Date	Fri Oct 16 2020 09:57:57 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	627168110
Contracting Office	Treasury: BEP; bep office of acquisition
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; wcf mrp
Contract Action Type	purchase order
Place of Performance	south park, pennsylvania 151298572 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $2,895.00 USD, Total: $2,895.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $2,895.00 USD, Total: $2,895.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $2,895.00 USD, Total: $2,895.00 USD

Vendor	C & E Services, Inc.
Description	modification to add services
PIID + Modification	2031ZA20C00393 (P00001)
Signed Date	October 15, 2020
Effective Date	April 1, 2020
Modified Date	Thu Oct 15 2020 15:35:53 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	148073679
Contracting Office	Treasury: BEP; bep office of acquisition
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; office of operations support (wcf)
Contract Action Type	definitive contract
Place of Performance	vienna, virginia 221823969 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $334,718.40 USD, Total: $3,438,372.40 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $334,718.40 USD, Total: $3,438,372.40 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $334,718.40 USD, Total: $3,438,372.40 USD

Vendor	Media Plumbing & Heating, Inc.
Description	fire sprinkler maintenance
PIID + Modification	2031ZA20F00004 (P00001)
Parent PIID + Modification	GS06F0004P (7)
Signed Date	October 15, 2020
Effective Date	November 1, 2019
Modified Date	Thu Oct 15 2020 12:13:37 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	957550510
Contracting Office	Treasury: BEP; bep office of acquisition
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; office of facilities support
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	washington, district of columbia 202280001 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $98,750.00 USD, Total: $197,500.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $98,750.00 USD, Total: $197,500.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $493,750.00 USD

Vendor	Software Information Resource Corp.
Description	purchase of imagepro software renewals cyrbyme-na
PIID + Modification	2031ZB21F00004 (0)
Parent PIID + Modification	NNG15SD74B (22)
Signed Date	October 15, 2020
Effective Date	October 17, 2020
Modified Date	Thu Oct 15 2020 15:03:05 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	938265865
Contracting Office	Treasury: BEP; irs bep it acquisition
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; office of enterprise solutions
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	washington, district of columbia 202280001 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $6,077.70 USD, Total: $6,077.70 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $6,077.70 USD, Total: $6,077.70 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $6,077.70 USD, Total: $6,077.70 USD

Vendor	Miles Ahead Distribution, Inc
Description	lumber
PIID + Modification	2031ZA21P00019 (0)
Signed Date	October 15, 2020
Effective Date	October 15, 2020
Modified Date	Thu Oct 15 2020 10:39:25 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	102501447
Contracting Office	Treasury: BEP; bep office of acquisition
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; office of ordr mgmt delivery sys
Contract Action Type	purchase order
Place of Performance	washington, district of columbia 202280001 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $5,411.25 USD, Total: $5,411.25 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $5,411.25 USD, Total: $5,411.25 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $5,411.25 USD, Total: $5,411.25 USD

Vendor	J & L Valve & Fitting Corporation
Description	spare parts
PIID + Modification	2031ZA21P00020 (0)
Signed Date	October 15, 2020
Effective Date	October 15, 2020
Modified Date	Thu Oct 15 2020 13:30:23 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	098698509
Contracting Office	Treasury: BEP; bep office of acquisition
Requesting Office	Treasury: BEP; office of ordr mgmt delivery sys
Contract Action Type	purchase order
Place of Performance	washington, district of columbia 202280001 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $3,350.00 USD, Total: $3,350.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $3,350.00 USD, Total: $3,350.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $3,350.00 USD, Total: $3,350.00 USD