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HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL, INC

IGF::OT::IGF ENERGY SAVINGS PERFORMANCE CONTRACT. INVOLVES THE INSTALLATION AND LONG TERM MEASUREMENT&VERIFICATION OF ENERGY CONSERVATION MEASURES FOR THE FOLLOWING FEDERAL BUILDINGS IN CALIFORNIA: PHILLIP BURTON FEDERAL BUILDING AND COURTHOUSE, SAN FRANCISCO; JAMES R. BROWNING US COURTHOUSE, SAN FRANCISCO; JOHN F. SHEA FEDERAL BUILDING, SANTA ROSA; RONALD DELLUMS FEDERAL BUILDING, OAKLAND; ROBERT E COYLE US COURTHOUSE, FRESNO; US GEOLOGICAL SURVEY FACILITY, MENLO PARK, US POST OFFICE AND COURTHOUSE, SACRAMENTO; SACRAMENTO FEDERAL COMPLEX; ROBERT T. MATSUI US COURTHOUSE, SACRAMENTO; SAN FRANCISCO FEDERAL BUILDING; AND THE LEO J. RYAN FEDERAL RECORDS CENTER, SAN BRUNO.
PIID
GSP0816JE7140
Award key
CONT_AWD_GSP0816JE7140_4740_DEAM3609GO29035_8900
Recipient UEI
E21VP9DNS4N8
Parent award
CONT_IDV_DEAM3609GO29035_8900
Source as of
—
Current award value
$11,599,9643
Obligated to date
$11,599,9642
Potential with options
$30,308,0143
Awarding agency
General Services AdministrationPublic Buildings Service
Place of performance
San Francisco, California
Set-aside
None
Pricing
Firm Fixed Price
Competition
Full and Open Competition10 offers received
Period of performance
Oct 1, 2016 — Jan 31, 2038Through Jan 31, 2038 if all options are exercised
Benchmark category
Engineering Services

Against comparable awards

Where this award sits in the published Engineering Services distribution.

At $11,599,964, this award is above the top quartile. The median is $728,823 across 12,959 comparable awards.

Comparison uses the same measure (current award value) and the snapshot published Oct 22, 2026. See the full benchmark.

Transaction history

Every action recorded against this award, in the order the government reported them.

ModAction dateReasonObligationValue at action
0Sep 23, 2016Initial award$2,072,831.00$11,599,964.10
PA01Nov 16, 2016M-$2,072,831.00$11,599,964.10
PA02Nov 30, 2016M$2,072,831.00$11,599,964.10
PC03Sep 15, 2017D$30,693.00$11,599,964.10
PC04Sep 15, 2017D$0.00$11,599,964.10
PS05Dec 5, 2017M$0.00$11,599,964.10
PS06Jan 23, 2018M$13,133.00$11,599,964.10
AO08Sep 14, 2018C$520,000.00$11,599,964.10
AS09Apr 9, 2019B$11,245.94$11,599,964.10
PS10Feb 11, 2020B$0.00$11,599,964.10
AS11Mar 2, 2020B$1,796,048.43$11,599,964.10
AS14Mar 10, 2020B$0.00$11,599,964.10
AA15Mar 17, 2020M-$520,000.00$11,599,964.10
AA16Mar 4, 2021C$1,391,300.64$11,599,964.10
AA17Sep 28, 2021C$135,466.00$11,599,964.10
PS18Nov 3, 2021B$0.00$11,599,964.10
AA19Mar 11, 2022C$1,293,093.92$11,599,964.10
AA20May 3, 2022C$0.00$11,599,964.10
AA22Mar 27, 2023C$1,135,026.59$11,599,964.10
AA23Mar 1, 2024C$1,363,720.06$11,599,964.10
PA24Sep 24, 2024C-$206,726.10$11,599,964.10
AA25Apr 28, 2025C$1,397,626.03$11,599,964.10
PS26Jul 31, 2025D$0.00$11,599,964.10
PA27Sep 3, 2025M$0.00$11,599,964.10
PA28Oct 19, 2025M$0.00$11,599,964.10
PA29Jan 13, 2026M$0.00$11,599,964.10
PS30Sep 25, 2026M-$61,745.76$11,599,964.10
PA31Sep 29, 2026C$1,228,251.35$11,599,964.10

Provenance

Which source record produced each displayed rollup figure.

FieldSourceFileRetrievedParserArtifact hash
awarding_agency_idUSAspending.gov—Oct 5, 2026usaspending_contract_csv@2026.08.2dad3dd882752
contractor_idUSAspending.gov—Oct 5, 2026usaspending_contract_csv@2026.08.2dad3dd882752
current_award_valueUSAspending.gov—Oct 5, 2026usaspending_contract_csv@2026.08.2dad3dd882752
naics_codeUSAspending.gov—Oct 5, 2026usaspending_contract_csv@2026.08.2dad3dd882752
potential_award_valueUSAspending.gov—Oct 5, 2026usaspending_contract_csv@2026.08.2dad3dd882752
psc_codeUSAspending.gov—Oct 5, 2026usaspending_contract_csv@2026.08.2dad3dd882752
total_obligatedUSAspending.gov—Oct 5, 2026usaspending_contract_csv@2026.08.2dad3dd882752

Sources and method

Figures on this page are computed from public federal award records. Numbers are never estimated or generated; where a figure is withheld, the reason is stated rather than filled in.

This page is a record of one federal award, assembled from the transactions the government published against it. Note 1 describes where the rollup came from. Values are award values, not unit prices.

  1. 1Rollup values derive from 28 transaction records parsed from USAspending.gov, retrieved Oct 5, 2026 by transform awards@2026.08.1.
  2. 2Obligations are the sum of signed federal action obligations across all transactions; deobligations are negative and remain negative.
  3. 3Current and potential award values are taken from the latest reported action, not summed across modifications.