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Vendors-And-Contractors-Report.Pdf R55PU025 Anne Arundel County 01/21/21 11:36:23 PHPAIG0003 Dollars by Vendor Page - 1 01/01/20 To 12/31/20 Address Amount Alpha Address Postal City ST Number Paid Name Code 415383 6,959.38 A & G MANAGEMENT CO INC SUITE 300 - 20 S CHARLES ST 21201 BALTIMORE MD 511673 164,998.45 A & S UNLIMITED CONSTRUCTION LLC PO BOX 882 20718 BOWIE MD 105045 764,307,617.54 A A CO BOARD OF EDUCATION PO BOX 630836 212630836 BALTIMORE MD 105046 95,199,999.82 A A CO BOARD OF EDUCATION 2644 RIVA ROAD 21401 ANNAPOLIS MD 370281 115,000.00 A A CO FOOD & RESOURCE BANK PO BOX 650 21032 CROWNSVILLE MD 105079 1,018,034.67 A A CO PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2644 RIVA ROAD 21401 ANNAPOLIS MD ATTN: MARVIN CHARLES 270610 15,688.92 A A CO VOL FIREFIGHTERS ASSOC PO BOX 1230 21146 SEVERNA PARK MD 507688 109,468.00 A BRIGHT IDEA LLC 210 ARCHER ST 21014 BEL AIR MD 105150 406,916.05 A C SCHULTES OF MARYLAND 8221 CLOVERLEAF DR 21108 MILLERSVILLE MD 374179 322,598.57 A C SCHULTES OF MARYLAND INC 8221 CLOVERLEAF DR 21108 MILLERSVILLE MD 454964 44,185.38 A HEART FELT HOME LLC 513 DOGWOOD DR 21061 GLEN BURNIE MD 399277 440,808.83 A MORTON THOMAS & ASSOC INC 800 KING FARM BLVD 4TH FLR 20850 ROCKVILLE MD 532373 45,585.00 A STEP TO WELLNESS LLC 1826 ENCORE TERRACE 21146 SEVERN MD 105262 7,958.80 A T & T PO BOX 5019 60197-5019 CAROL STREAM IL 479341 42,437.02 A T & T PO BOX 5094 60197-5094 CAROL STREAM IL 422674 139,162.81 A T & T MOBILITY LLC 7855 WALKER DR 1ST FLOOR 20770 GREENBELT MD 530051 142,549.06 A T & T MOBILITY LLC DBA FIRST NET 60197-6463 CAROL STREAM IL PO BOX 6463 477143 21,060.00 A TO Z DATABASES 11211 JOHN GALT BLVD 68137 OMAHA NE 105148 1,012,858.54 A. 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