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25--VALVE STEM
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DLA Land and Maritime is soliciting quotes for the procurement of 2,381 valve stems under NSN 2530014730651. This requirement may result in an Automated Indefinite Delivery Contract with a one-year term or a maximum aggregate value of 250,000.00 dollars. The contract anticipates approximately 12 orders per year, with a guaranteed minimum quantity of 357 units. Delivery is required within 73 days after receipt of order to various CONUS and OCONUS DLA Depots. The solicitation is an RFQ available exclusively electronically, and quotes must be submitted through the specified digital channels. Approved sources include 63900 N-1578 and 75Q65 3262248. No hard copies of the solicitation, specifications, plans, or drawings are available. All responsible sources are invited to submit quotes for consideration.
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