US Army Fort Carson: Liscum Bowl Display Case (Award)

26th September, 2018 Public US Tenders

The Liscum Bowl is a sterling silver punch bowl set made in 1902 from bullion rescued during the Boxer Rebellion in China by the U.S. Army. The object is one of the largest of its kind, and is described by the U.S. Army as "one of the foremost trophies of any American regiment." The US Army has now announced that they have awarded the contract for a display case to showcase the trophy to Glasbau Hahn America. The total contract value is $47,569.

Further information on this contract award can be found at this link.

Successful contractor:
Glasbau Hahn America
15 Little Brook Lane
Newburg, New York 12550

Contact:
US Department of the Army
1676 Evans Street, Bldg 1220, 3rd Floor
Fort Carson, CO 80913

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