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Federal award

COMPRESSED AIR POWER, INC

FA488709C0004

Contract

Obligated and Ceiling

Obligated (net)
$195,464.05
Ceiling (potential value, not spending)
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Current value
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Gross positive obligations
$216,736.65

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
COMPRESSED AIR POWER, INC · L59EANLZL5T8
Owner company
Not a reviewed companyNo reviewed company owns this recipient.
Reported parent
COMPRESSED AIR POWER, INC · L59EANLZL5T8
Awarding agency
Department of War · sub-agency 5700 · office FA4887
Funding agency
Department of War · sub-agency 5700
Product or service (PSC)
J043 · MAINT/REPAIR/REBUILD OF EQUIPMENT- PUMPS AND COMPRESSORS
Industry (NAICS)
811310 · COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT (EXCEPT AUTOMOTIVE AND ELECTRONIC) REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE
PIID
FA488709C0004
Award type code
D
Actions
16 · Oct 20, 2008 to Jun 17, 2014
Why it is listed
gross positive obligations of $100k or more (contracts)

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Action History16

Award actions
DateFYModAction typeObligationCompany in company totals
Jun 17, 2014FY2014P00015K−$3,227.76
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Apr 23, 2013FY2013P00014B$4,929.89
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Mar 27, 2013FY2013P00013B−$5,131.95
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Mar 4, 2013FY2013P00012B$0.00
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Oct 1, 2012FY2013P00011G$42,203.56
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Jun 18, 2012FY2012P00010B$4,000.00
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May 15, 2012FY2012P00009B−$3,857.95
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Mar 9, 2012FY2012P00008B$5,088.89
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Jan 25, 2012FY2012P00007C−$4,616.74
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Oct 24, 2011FY2012P00006G$43,040.56
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Sep 6, 2011FY2011P00005D−$4,090.00
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Oct 1, 2010FY2011P00004G$39,783.33
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Mar 17, 2010FY2010P00003C−$348.20
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Mar 12, 2010FY2010P00002B$2,229.79
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Oct 1, 2009FY2010P00001G$38,390.54
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Oct 20, 2008FY20090—$37,070.09
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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.