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COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY 601 S HOWES ST Fort Collins CO: federal contract awards

COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY 601 S HOWES ST Fort Collins CO received 2 federal contract awards published on SAM.gov in the last 12 months, with a combined published value of $142K. Its most frequent buyer was the Bureau of Reclamation. Most of its awards were under NAICS 115310 Support Activities for Forestry.

2published awards, last 12 months
$142Kcombined published value
$71Kmedian award

Awards

DateWinner and contractAmount
Jul 16 COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY 601 S HOWES ST Fort Collins CO
Vega State Park Wildlife Forest Management Project
Bureau of Reclamation
$125K
Jun 15 COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY 601 S HOWES ST Fort Collins CO
Co Nbffcc Vet Diagnostics
US Fish and Wildlife Service
$17K

From public award notices on SAM.gov, updated October 21, 2026. Amounts are as published; some are contract ceilings rather than money spent, and not every award has a public notice. See the methodology.

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