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FARHAWK MARKETING SERVICES × Environment and Climate Change Canada

Contract history and spending analysis between FARHAWK MARKETING SERVICES and Environment and Climate Change Canada.

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Total Contracts

3

Total Value

$33.6K

Competitive %

67%

Fiscal Years Active

2

2018-2019 to C

Solicitation Breakdown

Competitive: 67% (2)
Non-competitive: 33% (0)

Commodity Breakdown

Commodity TypeContractsTotal Value
G2$21.7K
Unknown1$11.8K

Contracts

DateValueDescriptionCommodityDetails
2019-02-25$11.7KMeasuring, controlling, laboratory, medical and optical equipment and partsGView
2017-09-22$10.1KMiscellaneous manufactured articlesGView
2013-03-12$11.8K1231 Office furniture and furnishings, including parts--View
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