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Island Office Furniture

5 records across provincial and federal sources: $90,024 in included CAD record values across all years. Listed in St. John's. Also printed as: ISLAND OFFICE FURNITURE.

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$90,024included CAD record values, all years; not total money paid (agreements can span several years)

Awards and contract values are commitments; payments are amounts reported as paid. Sources can overlap, so even included record values are not a deduplicated spending total. What this total includes.

An address selects a federal record; it does not establish where the work, benefit or spending occurred. Whole reported values are shown; no NL share is inferred. Conflicting address fields are labelled. Included reported record values, all years, are not total receipts or a deduplicated spending total. Public Accounts payments and CanadaBuys notices are excluded from the included summary because they can overlap contracts and grants. This does not establish that any individual excluded record is a duplicate.

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Reported values by source, location evidence and currency
Source and evidenceRecordsNative value
Provincial contract awardProvincial reported award or payment value; Provincial records; Provincial reported award or payment value; included. Periods: 4 reported periods; see individual records for dates. These are record dates and agreement terms, not spending years. 0 amounts not stated; 0 published zeros.4CAD 74,914.34
Federal contractLatest reported federal contract value; NL Ledger has not established work, benefit or jurisdiction; Location review incomplete; Latest reported federal contract value; included. Periods: 2025-01-03 to 2025-01-18. 0 amounts not stated; 0 published zeros.1CAD 15,109.79

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By source, supported CAD values only
SourceRecordsValue
Provincial contract award4$74,914
Federal contract1$15,110

Included values make up the headline; excluded values are shown separately and never added to it. Neither column means this body paid these amounts.

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Public bodies named in these records
Public bodyRecordsIncluded valueExcluded value
City of St. John's2$26,844$0
Department of Justice and Public Safety1$26,356$0
NL Health Services1$21,714$0
National Research Council Canada1$15,110$0
All public bodies5$90,024$0

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Included CAD values by original record year
YearRelative amountValue
2023$26,356
2024$21,714
2025$15,110
2026$26,844

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Largest records

  1. Furniture for Chief Judge and Assistant Chief Judge$26,356.32Award value
  2. Bed Hardi Series and Strap Floor Mounting$21,714Flagged: Published long after the awardAward value
    Provincial contract awardBought by: NL Health ServicesJan. 26, 2024Limited call
  3. Other office equipment and partsCAD 15,109.79Flagged: Awarded without competitionLatest reported federal contract value

    Selected because the supplier lists an NL postal code; NL Ledger has not established the work, benefit or jurisdiction from this record; source fields are available below. This is the whole reported commitment or notice value, not the amount paid or an NL allocation.

    Federal contractReported by: National Research Council CanadaJan. 3, 2025Non-competitive
  4. Office Remodel$13,422.01Flagged: Descriptions that say almost nothingAward value
    Provincial contract awardBought by: City of St. John'sJune 4, 2026Limited call
  5. Office Remodel$13,422.01Flagged: Descriptions that say almost nothingAward value
    Provincial contract awardBought by: City of St. John'sMay 19, 2026Limited call

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