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PRINCIPLE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COMPANY

PRINCIPLE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COMPANY has won 28 federal awards worth n/a in total across 7 agencies, with a median award of $296K. See where they win and what those contracts close for, and forecast the price on a solicitation you're competing for.

28
awards won
n/a
total obligated
$296K
median award
7
agencies

Recent awards

TitleAgencyValueDate
ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES UP TO 12 MONTHSDepartment Of Defense$97K2021-07-23
IT CUSTOMER SUPPORTDepartment Of Defense$85K2021-07-01
ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK SERVICESDepartment Of The Interior$69K2020-09-25
LAW MAMAGERDepartment Of Housing And Urban Development$234K2020-09-18
N4019220F9833 BASE OPTION - NAVFAC MARIANAS GIS SPECIALIST LABOR SUPPODepartment Of Defense$212K2020-09-17

Questions

How many federal contracts has PRINCIPLE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COMPANY won?

28 awards on record, worth n/a in total across 7 agencies. The median award is $296K.

Which agencies buy from PRINCIPLE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COMPANY?

Mostly Department Of Defense, Department Of The Treasury, General Services Administration, among 7 agencies in total.

Is PRINCIPLE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COMPANY 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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