The 346th Training Squadron at Port Hueneme, CA requires delivery, assembly, and installation of new office furniture in building 1423. The contractor must also break down and remove old furniture, while the government will clear workspaces of belongings beforehand. Electrical components in panel furniture must be installed to connect with existing power in room 110. Furniture specifications include traditional styling, sterling ash finish, polished chrome hardware, gray mix interlude tack board fabric, black trim, and gray grommets. The contractor is solely responsible for its service providers, with no government supervision.

The 346th Training Squadron at Port Hueneme, CA requires a contractor to deliver, assemble, and install new office furniture in building 1423, as well as break down and remove old furniture. The contractor will also install electrical components in new panel furniture to connect to existing power in room 110. Furniture specifications include traditional styling in a sterling ash finish with polished chrome hardware, gray mix interlude tack board fabric, black trim, and gray grommets. The government will clear workspaces beforehand and will not supervise contractor personnel, who are solely accountable to the contractor. Performance will follow the unit’s Salient Characteristics.

The contract requires delivery, assembly, and installation of new office furniture at building 1423 in Port Hueneme, CA, including breaking down and removing existing furniture. The contractor must also install electrical components in the new panel furniture to connect to existing power in room 110. Furniture specifications include traditional styling with a sterling ash finish, polished chrome hardware, gray mix tack board fabric, black trim, and gray grommets. The contractor will be solely accountable for all service providers, with no government supervision or control. Performance will follow the unit-provided Salient Characteristics.

The 346th Training Squadron at Port Hueneme, CA, requires a contractor to deliver, assemble, and install new office furniture in building 1423, as well as break down and remove old furniture. The contractor must also install electrical components in new panel furniture to connect to existing power in room 110. The furniture must feature traditional styling with a sterling ash finish, polished chrome hardware, gray mix interlude tack board fabric, black trim, and gray grommets. The government will clear workspaces of belongings but will not supervise contractor personnel. Performance must follow the unit's provided Salient Characteristics.