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Nov 2, 2026
Nov 12, 2026
Work includes replacement and upgrades of select HVAC equipment, repairs to existing systems, enhancements to the building automation system (BAS) and controls, comprehensive preventive maintenance measures, and retro-commissioning to restore and verify system performance.
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Oct 23, 2026
Nov 20, 2026
The District of Columbia (the “District”) Department of General Services (“DGS”, or “Department”), on behalf of the District of Columbia Department of Corrections (“DOC”), seeks to advance the development of a new, modernized Central Cell Block (“CCB”) facility that meets the District’s operational, security, and service-delivery requirements. To support this objective, the selected Architecture and Engineering (A/E) firm shall conduct a comprehensive feasibility assessment of two potential locations, located at 300 Indiana Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20020, to determine the most advantageous site for the new CCB (the “Project”). This evaluation shall consider operational functionality, site constraints, cost implications, and long-term strategic value.
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District of Columbia
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2000 14th St NW 8th Floor
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(202) 727-2800
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20019
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This Task Order No. 01, under GSA Schedule Contract No. GS-35F-0220Y, outlines IT support services for Extensible Assessment Manager (ExAM) and Salesforce for the Department of General Services (DGS), Government of the District of Columbia. The services include software licenses, implementation, configuration, and consulting. The initial period of performance is one year, starting November 29, 2020, with a Not-to-Exceed price of $729,960.20. The contract includes provisions for four additional one-year option periods, each with its own specified pricing, potentially extending the contract until November 28, 2025. Standard contract provisions are also incorporated.
This document is Modification No. 05 to Task Order No. 01 (Contract No. DCAM-21-NC-GSA-0015 TO1) for IT Support Services. The modification, signed in March and May 2023, increases the level of service for Option Year Two (OY2), which spans from November 29, 2022, to November 28, 2023. This specific modification adds $164,251.45, bringing the total Not-to-Exceed value for OY2 to $999,982.88. The document also recaps the financial history of the contract, showing total Not-to-Exceed values for the Base Period ($888,151.03) and Option Year One ($940,838.98). The services involve the configuration of an inventory management solution.
This document is Purchase Order PO681964-V2, issued on June 15, 2023, to MILLSAPPS BALLINGER AND ASSOCIA. It covers Salesforce Licenses and Technical Support for the Department of General Services (DGS) FMD, with services spanning from November 30, 2022, to September 30, 2023. The purchase order details five modified line items for Salesforce configuration and technical support across various departments (HSS, PS&J, PARKS & REC, GOVT OPS, PUBLIC EDUCATION), amounting to a total of $999,982.88 USD. The document also records a history of changes, including adjustments to quantities and descriptions for the line items.
This Purchase Order (PO700560-V2) was issued on May 13, 2024, to Millsapps Ballinger and Associa for Salesforce licenses and technical support for the Department of General Services. The services are effective from November 30, 2023, to September 30, 2024. The order comprises six line items for various DGS departments, with a total amount of $999,705.13 USD. The document also details several modifications made to the order, including quantity changes and the addition of a line item, leading to the updated total.
This document is Modification M03 to Contract DCAM-21-NC-GSA-0015 TO1 for IT Support Services, specifically for Extensible Assessment Manager (Exam) and Salesforce. Effective June 13, 2022, this modification increases the total cost for Option Year One (OY1) from $781,057.41 to $940,838.98 by incorporating additional services based on proposals from Millsapps, Ballinger & Associates. The contract's base period ran from November 29, 2020, to November 28, 2021, with a total value of $888,151.03 after a previous modification. The document also includes general terms and conditions for subscription services.
Board meetings and strategic plans from District of Columbia Department of General Services
The forum focused on gathering public input regarding priorities for the upcoming fiscal year budget. Key discussion points included an overview of the budget formulation process, the current financial outlook for the District of Columbia, and the impact of federal workforce reductions on revenue growth. Presentations highlighted current investments in programs designed for older adults, including affordable housing, home-delivered meals, senior wellness centers, and home modification initiatives. Officials also addressed rising costs in health care, pension contributions, and public services that contribute to the current budgetary gap.
The media availability addressed legislative and operational concerns, including proposed federal bills impacting the District's home rule. Discussions covered the status of the federal emergency and the presence of the National Guard, clarifying the implications for Metropolitan Police Department services and federal partnerships. Furthermore, the Mayor addressed public safety concerns regarding student welfare, confirmed that criminal offenses remain illegal regardless of federal emergency status, and responded to inquiries concerning ongoing investigations within city departments.
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The community meeting provided an overview of the Public Facilities Environmental Safety Amendment Act of 2020, detailing the legislative requirements for building testing, scope, and community engagement. Key discussion topics included the mandate for an ongoing 10-year testing cycle for DGS-owned buildings, the expansion of environmental risk categories, and the procedure for navigating the new online environmental safety testing database. Participants were also guided on accessing updated DGS environmental webpages and facilities management resources.
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