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Tuesday, September 27, 2011
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GUAM – The Navy has awarded an 8 (a) sole source contract worth $264,000 to Dae Sung Corporation to upgrade the electrical system at Tarague Beach, a recreational beach park located on Andersen Air Force Base, Guam.
"This contract action was accomplished using other than competitive procedures because a statute exists that expressly authorizes or requires that the acquisition be made from a specific source," the Navy said in its award notice for contract number N4019211C6007.
A tribally owned company from Wisconsin, Dae Sung Mandaree Corporation partnered with Florida-based Far East Construction Corporation to form DF Joint Venture. In Aug. 2010, DF JV became one of six companies selected by the Navy to compete for $100 million in construction task orders under the 8 (a) multiple award construction contract meant in part to prepare Guam for the arrival of Marines from Okinawa. Under the MACC, DF Joint Venture has so far won over $2.6 million in construction work, where its average task order size has been $441,056.
Dae Sung Corporation operates a branch office in Dededo, Guam.
GuamBuildupNews.com regularly presents Department of Defense and other Federal Government contracting awards and opportunities that can be performed by companies from Guam or that require at least some of the work to be performed in Guam. This coverage is a service to the Guam business community and the worldwide federal contractor community to encourage teaming between prime contractors and qualified subcontractors, vendors and suppliers to compete more effectively for projects.
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