M. J. TAKISAKI INC. - Coronavirus Contracts

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M. J. TAKISAKI INC.

minority owned

Total Committed Value of Federal Contracts

$3,950

Total Contracts

Total Actions

Location

Seattle, WA

Recent Contract Actions

Contracts can have multiple “contract actions”: This is how agencies spend money for a specific purpose, adjust the amount committed or change the contract in a way that doesn’t affect the amount. That last scenario is usually indicated by a $0 action. If there is a contract action for a negative amount, it generally means the contract was adjusted or canceled.

Description	Category	Agency	Signed	Amount Committed
MODIFICATION TO CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT TO ADD MORE ROLLER SHADES, CHANGE WITHIN SCOPE. CONTRACT COMPLETION DATE REMAINS UNCHANGED AND DECEMBER 15, 2020.	Office Buildings Maintenance	General Services Administration	August 10, 2020	$6,303
MOD PS0007 CREDIT FOR REDUCTION OF WORK WITHIN SCOPE. CONTRACT COMPLETION DATE REMAINS UNCHANGED AND DECEMBER 15, 2020.	Office Buildings Maintenance	General Services Administration	July 28, 2020	-$1,336
BILAT MOD FOR CHANGE W/IN SCOPE TO REMOVE REQUIREMENT FOR PAINTING BOLLARDS. CONTRACT TOTAL PRICE REDUCED BY $1,017. NO CHANGE TO PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE, CONTRACT ENDS ON 12/15/20.	Office Buildings Maintenance	General Services Administration	July 21, 2020	-$1,017
EXTENSION OF PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE BY 60 DAYS FROM OCTOBER 16, 2020 TO DECEMBER 16, 2020.	Office Buildings Maintenance	General Services Administration	July 09, 2020	$0

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About this data

This data comes from the Federal Procurement Data System, which includes all contracts worth $10,000 or more. We look at all contracts that are tagged with the procurement code for COVID-19 or otherwise started in 2020 and contain “COVID-19” in the description. Department of Defense contracting data is subject to a 90-day delay before it appears in the data.