Patent office closes out Anchorage firm's Dallas IT order, taking back $33,725

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office closed out an Anchorage firm's information technology order on Nov. 4, deobligating $33,725, or removing that amount from the money committed to the contract. Federal records from Oct. 30 through Nov. 4 also show a Fairbanks firm's new job at a Boston federal building and an Anchorage firm's small paper order.

The patent office, part of the Department of Commerce, made the modification for AS AND D, LLC to deobligate funds and close out the firm's work as an information technology resource provider for the office's Dallas Regional Office. The order was first funded April 14, 2017, and its period of performance ran through Aug. 15, 2020. Over the life of the award, $447,132 has been obligated to the firm.

The General Services Administration's Public Buildings Service issued KCORP Technology Services, Inc., the Fairbanks firm, a $27,327 order on Nov. 4 to install glass doors at the Moakley Federal Building in Boston. The order was placed under a blanket purchase agreement. Work is scheduled from Nov. 9 through Aug. 8, 2027.

The same agency's Federal Acquisition Service placed a $684 order with ASCI Federal Services LLC, the Anchorage firm, for paper, copying and xerographic supplies on Oct. 30, with performance running through Nov. 2. The firm drew a larger order from the agency on Sept. 30: $21,222 for xerographic paper.

The figures come from USAspending.gov, the federal government's official source for award data.