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25 -- Vane, Trim Vehicular
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This solicitation is for an Indefinite Quantity Type Contract to procure Vehicular Trim Vanes under NSN 2540004766565, manufactured according to Army Drawing 11647365. The estimated annual requirement is 600 units for delivery to various CONUS locations, with a suggested schedule of 400 units within 90 days and 200 units every 30 days thereafter. The contract is 100 percent set aside for small businesses with a size standard of 750 employees. The government may exercise options to extend the contract period, provided the total duration does not exceed five years. Award decisions will be determined by the Automated Best Value System, evaluating a combination of price, delivery capabilities, and past performance. Technical drawings and specifications are accessible via DIBBS or SRweb.
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STEPHAN WOOD PRODUCTS INCAward Issued Date
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