CHAMBERLIN ARCHITECTS, A PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION
CHAMBERLIN ARCHITECTS, A PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION has won 20 federal awards worth $1.4M in total across 2 agencies, with a median award of $32K. See where they win and what those contracts close for, and forecast the price on a solicitation you're competing for.
Recent awards
| Title | Agency | Value | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| THE BLACK HILLS NATIONAL FOREST INTENDS TO PARTNER WITH THE ROSEBUD SI | Department Of Agriculture | $70K | 2023-09-29 |
| AE SERVICES-SUPERVISOR'S OFFICE AND TONGUE RANGER DISTRICT OFFICE AT T | Department Of Agriculture | $299K | 2023-09-25 |
| GAOA CARBONDALE OFFICE RECONSTRUCTION TITLE III SERVICES | Department Of Agriculture | $382K | 2023-08-24 |
| GAOA PEAK ONE PINE COVE CAMPGROUND REDESIGN TITLE I AND TITLE II SERVI | Department Of Agriculture | $209K | 2021-09-21 |
| ALL A/E SERVICES REQUIRED IN THIS TASK ORDER SHALL BE PERFORMED BY OR | Department Of Agriculture | $70K | 2021-09-20 |
Questions
How many federal contracts has CHAMBERLIN ARCHITECTS, A PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION won?
20 awards on record, worth $1.4M in total across 2 agencies. The median award is $32K.
Which agencies buy from CHAMBERLIN ARCHITECTS, A PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION?
Mostly Department Of Agriculture, Department Of The Interior.
Is CHAMBERLIN ARCHITECTS, A PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION a competitor worth watching?
That depends on your category. This page lists the agencies they win from and their recent awards, so you can see whether they are active in the lanes you bid. AwardCast forecasts the closing price for a specific open solicitation, which is the number that matters when you are bidding against them.
Agencies they win from
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