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N6339426F3000: $12.1M delivery order to Prosync Technology Group, LLC

Prosync Technology Group, LLC holds a delivery order from Department of the Navy with $12.1M obligated since Oct 2023 and $12.7M obligated over its life, against a ceiling of $83.2M. Latest action May 15, 2026.

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PIIDN6339426F3000
Typedelivery order
Parent awardN0017821D9292
CompanyProsync Technology Group, LLC
AgencyDepartment of the Navy
Contracting officeCOMMANDING OFFICER
CategoryProfessional services · Engineering and technical services
PSCR425 SUPPORT- PROFESSIONAL: ENGINEERING/TECHNICAL
NAICS541330 ENGINEERING SERVICES
Obligated since Oct 2023$12.1M
Total obligated (lifetime)$12.7M
Ceiling (base and all options)$83.2M
Base dateOct 29, 2025
Latest actionMay 15, 2026
End dateOct 28, 2030
Actions since Oct 20237
PricingCost plus fixed fee
CompetitionFull and open competition
Place of performanceCA
SourceUSAspending.gov record
Reporting lagDoD 90 days
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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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