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01 / Contract Profile

DTRS5704D30004D0001 Federal Contract Award

Agency code 6901

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02 / Contract Size and Status

What is the recorded size and timing of this contract?

Net obligations$0
Contract actions2
Potential value$0
Latest actionOct 1, 2013
Effective dateOct 1, 2013
Completion dateOct 23, 2006
NAICS markets1
PSC categories1

03 / Spending Trend

DTRS5704D30004D0001 contract spending by fiscal year

Annual net obligations across the complete period available for this agency and PIID, from the first recorded fiscal year through the latest contract action.

Fiscal yearNet obligationsActionsChange
FY 2003$01
FY 2013$01

04 / Federal Buyer

Which organization manages this contract?

DepartmentContracting agencyContracting office
TRANSPORTATION, DEPARTMENT OFOFFICE OF THE SECRETARYDOT-OR&T 00057

05 / Contractor

Who holds this federal contract?

KENDALL WARD

UEI DTLEA8ZEK3E9 · CAGE —

06 / NAICS Industries

Which industries classify this contract?

CodeDescriptionObligationsActionsShare
212399ALL OTHER NONMETALLIC MINERAL MINING$020.0%

07 / Products and Services

What products or services were purchased?

CodeDescriptionObligationsActionsShare
Y215CONSTRUCT/SURFACE MINE RECLAMATION$020.0%

08 / Place of Performance

Where is the work recorded?

LIBBY, LINCOLN, MONTANA, UNITED STATES

ZIP 599238809

09 / Contract Actions

What modifications and obligations were recorded?

Signed dateModificationObligationContracting officeNAICSPSC
Oct 1, 20131$0DOT-OR&T 00057Office code 00057212399Y215
Oct 24, 2003Base action$0DOT-OR&T 00057Office code 00057212399Y215

10 / Reading the Contract

How should this award record be interpreted?

Read the PIID as a transaction history, not as a single purchase price. Net obligations combine the base action with later increases, reductions, corrections, and deobligations recorded under the same contract.

01

Verify the buyer

Agency and office identify who manages the procurement relationship.

02

Follow modifications

Each action can change funding, scope, dates, or administrative terms.

03

Compare the market

Use NAICS, PSC, and the contractor profile to identify related buyers and competitors.