Dominion Privatization Texas, LLC
Federal Contractor · Rank #1889
Spending by Agency
Recent Awards
| Description | Agency | Start Date | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| IGF::OT::IGF THIS CONTRACT IS AWARDED FOR THE OWNERSHIP, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE ELECTRIC AND NATURAL GAS DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS AT FORT HOOD, TEXAS. | Department of Defense | Jul 1, 2017 | $265.3M |
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Dominion Privatization Texas, LLC Federal Contracts FAQ
Dominion Privatization Texas, LLC has received $39,085,245 in total federal obligations across 1 awards and 1 contracts.
Dominion Privatization Texas, LLC works with 1 federal agencies, including Department of Defense. The largest agency relationships are based on total dollar obligations.
Dominion Privatization Texas, LLC has received federal awards in multiple states.
Dominion Privatization Texas, LLC is ranked #1889 among the largest federal contractors by total obligation amount. Rankings are based on USASpending.gov data for FY2024.
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