Notice ID: 598ed76366b140c7afebf321dc183eceAward NoticeAwarded
D--TIMECLOCK PLUS SERVICE
Awarded on February 20, 2026. Full description on SAM.gov.
Awarded tounder 140A2326P0079 (source: SAM.gov award notice)• $10.3K
Description
TIMECLOCK PLUS SERVICE
Overview
Agency:
Department of the InteriorBUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS
Office:INDIAN EDUCATION ACQUISITION OFFICE
Posted:February 20, 2026
NAICS:513210: Software Publishers
Last Updated:Aug 21, 2026
PSC:DE10: IT and Telecom - End User as a Service: Help Desk;Tier 1-2,Workspace,Print,Output,Productivity Tools
Set-Aside:Not specified
Type:Award Notice
Place of Performance:Not specified
Award Date:Feb 20, 2026
Award Amount (SAM.gov award notice):$10.3K
Award Overview
Award Number
140A2326P0079
Award Amount (SAM.gov award notice)
$10.3K
Award Date
Feb 20, 2026
Awardee
Awardee UEI
NQN6AS78JX79
Awardee CAGE Code
31QC6
Awardee Address
1 TIME CLOCK DR, San Angelo, TX 76904, UNITED STATES
Original Solicitation
Notice ID: 598ed76366b140c7afebf321dc183ece
Posted Date: Feb 20, 2026
Original Response Deadline: Not specified
Contacts
Contracting Officer
Primary Contact
Documents
No documents available.
Lifecycle
Solicitation:
44036290- Awarded
This opportunity has been awarded.
- AwardedCurrentFeb 20, 2026
D--TIMECLOCK PLUS SERVICE
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Additional Details
Solicitation Number
44036290
Archive Date
Mar 7, 2026
Office Address
Albuquerque, NM, 87104