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AwardTape · Defense awards · Training and simulation · Education and training services · N0622A21F00JL

N0622A21F00JL: -$260 delivery order to Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine LLC

Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine LLC holds a delivery order from Department of the Navy with -$260 obligated since Oct 2023 and $538K obligated over its life, against a ceiling of $538K. Latest action Nov 24, 2023.

Tuition and fees

PIIDN0622A21F00JL
Typedelivery order
Parent awardN0018918GZ061
CompanyIdaho College of Osteopathic Medicine LLC
AgencyDepartment of the Navy
Contracting officeNAVY MEDICINE PROFESSIONAL
CategoryTraining and simulation · Education and training services
PSCU005 EDUCATION/TRAINING- TUITION/REGISTRATION/MEMBERSHIP FEES
NAICS611310 COLLEGES, UNIVERSITIES, AND PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS
Obligated since Oct 2023-$260
Total obligated (lifetime)$538K
Ceiling (base and all options)$538K
Base dateJul 13, 2021
Latest actionNov 24, 2023
End dateDec 31, 2021
Actions since Oct 20231
PricingFirm fixed price
CompetitionNot competed
Place of performanceID
SourceUSAspending.gov record
Reporting lagDoD 90 days
About this record

Source: USAspending.gov prime award data (FPDS), DoD and DHS contracts, orders and IDVs with any action since Oct 1, 2023. Obligated FY2024+ sums the obligations on those actions; total obligated is the award's lifetime figure. DoD contract actions publish on USAspending about 90 days after signing (DFARS PGI 204.6), so the latest DoD actions here trail the calendar by about 3 months. Place of performance shows the state only.

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