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OpenSolicitationSolicitation DACW63-5-27-0536

Government Seeks to Lease Two 40-Foot Boat Slips in Lewisville, TX

Buyer
Department of Defense
Place of performance
Lewisville, TX, USA
Submission deadline
Nov 30, 202612:00 AM EST

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What the buyer needs

AI summary

The Government seeks to lease two 40-foot boat slips in the Lewisville, Texas area. The slips must accommodate vessels up to 40 feet and provide year-round access. Interested parties must provide evidence of ownership or authority to lease, marina rules, amenities, insurance, and restrictions. The Government may inspect proposed slips before award. Lessors should submit slip location, description, photos, lease rate, utilities, amenities, and availability. Responses should be submitted electronically.

Incumbent and award research

No incumbent history found for this requirement. The notice does not cite a current contract, and no earlier award from this buying office matches it.

Market context

Awards in the same category (Marinas). This is not this requirement's award history.

Recent similar awards: Department of Defense, NAICS 713930, performed in TX

Vendor and awardValueEnds
RECON SERVICES INCFA302025C0007 · REPAIR BREAKWATER AND CRAPPIE HOUSE. SET FORMS AND POUR CONCRETE ANCHOR BLOCKS WEIGHING 5,$83,341Oct 14, 2025

Top vendors in this category: Department of Defense, NAICS 713930, since Oct 1, 2024

16 contract awards in this NAICS over the period.

  1. 1. RECON SERVICES INC$83,341
  2. 2. FED POINT SOLUTIONS INC$53,178
  3. 3. ST. JOHNS BOAT COMPANY$49,032
  4. 4. SANTA CRUZ PORT DISTRICT$25,404
  5. 5. ANTICO CANTIERE DEL LEGNO APREA GIOVANNI DI CATALDO S.R.L.$7,785

Source: USAspending.gov federal award data (U.S. federal public data). A contract is called the incumbent only when the notice or its documents cite it by number.