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Federal award

SYSTEM STUDIES & SIMULATION, INC.

0007

Contract

Obligated and Ceiling

Obligated (net)
$5,992,500.75
Ceiling (potential value, not spending)
$6,072,855.70
Current value
$6,072,855.70
Gross positive obligations
$6,072,855.70

Obligated is what the government has committed, net of de-obligations. The ceiling is the most the award or vehicle could ever reach; it is shown separately and never added to, or compared as, spending.

Award Details

Recipient
SYSTEM STUDIES & SIMULATION, INC. · Z5G7R7QDAYD9
Owner company
Not a reviewed companyNo reviewed company owns this recipient.
Reported parent
SYSTEM STUDIES & SIMULATION, INC. · Z5G7R7QDAYD9
Awarding agency
Department of War · sub-agency 2100 · office W9113M
Funding agency
Department of War · sub-agency 2100
Product or service (PSC)
AC23 · NATIONAL DEFENSE R&D SERVICES; ATOMIC ENERGY DEFENSE ACTIVITIES; EXPERIMENTAL DEVELOPMENT
Industry (NAICS)
541712 · RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHYSICAL, ENGINEERING, AND LIFE SCIENCES (EXCEPT BIOTECHNOLOGY)
PIID
0007
Parent vehicle (IDV PIID)
W9113M08D0002
Award type code
C
Actions
14 · Aug 11, 2008 to May 19, 2015
Why it is listed
gross positive obligations of $100k or more (contracts)

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Action History14

Award actions
DateFYModAction typeObligationCompany in company totals
May 19, 2015FY201513C−$80,354.95
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Jun 19, 2012FY201212D$0.00
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Mar 7, 2012FY201211M$441,000.00
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Feb 22, 2012FY201210M$0.00
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Jan 6, 2012FY20129M$147,060.00
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Nov 30, 2011FY20128M$0.00
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Aug 20, 2011FY20117C$298,383.94
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Jun 24, 2011FY20116C$736,780.45
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Sep 15, 2010FY20105C$1,014,850.68
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Sep 7, 2010FY20104G$245,012.80
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Mar 23, 2010FY20103M$0.00
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Aug 7, 2009FY20092G$1,543,449.53
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Apr 29, 2009FY20091C$160,000.00
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Aug 11, 2008FY20080—$1,486,318.30
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Newest first. Every obligation is shown as reported, including zero and negative (de-obligation) actions. Award lists belong to the company of the latest action; company totals credit each action to the company named on that row, so a note marks rows where the two differ.