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Coast Guard trims $584 from Kodiak indoor play system order
The U.S. Coast Guard trimmed $584 from a purchase order for a soft indoor play system at a Kodiak community center, according to federal spending records.
The change, recorded Friday, Oct. 9, leaves $66,732 obligated to Playtime LLC of Englewood, Colorado. Obligated money is what the federal government has committed, not necessarily what's been spent, according to USAspending.gov, the government's official award database.
The record lists the order's performance period as April 11 to July 18, 2025, with no further detail on when the work concluded. The Coast Guard first committed money to it on April 11 of that year.
The order is separate from a $143.4 million Coast Guard project at Base Kodiak to build 30 additional housing units and a child development center with an outdoor play area. The Coast Guard expects that larger project to be finished in 2028.
Source: Department of Homeland Security, Department of Homeland Security: [PURCHASE ORDER] Department of Homeland Security: PLAYTIME LLC for SOFT INDOOR PLAY SYSTEM FOR COMMUNITY CENTER (-$584 in modification P00001; $66,732 to date).
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