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10--CRADLE,CANNON
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Defense Logistics Agency award SPE7L124P8940 was issued to Blue Buck LLC on August 11, 2026, for a total contract price of 33,705.00 dollars. Under solicitation SPE7L1-24-T-379S and NAICS code 332994, the contract primarily covers the procurement of cannon cradles, identified by NSN 1015016060856, and includes requirements for contractor first article testing. Modification P00003, issued by DLA Land and Maritime, addresses quality control issues regarding nonconforming material for the cannon cradles. Specifically, five units were rejected due to dimensional discrepancies and an incorrect casting surface finish based on drawing 13033848. Consequently, the government has established CLIN 0003 to track a request for reimbursement in lieu of resupply.
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