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28--Engines, Turbines, and Components
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Solicitation FA8120-09-R-0002 is an award notice for the procurement of titanium alloy synchronizing rings, part number 4082995-01, under NAICS code 336412 for engines, turbines, and components. These rings are designed to control the movement of convergent nozzle segments via interconnected links and feature an outer diameter of approximately 45 inches and an inner diameter of approximately 43 inches. The contract covers a total of 856 units divided across three line items. The bulk of the order, consisting of 854 units, is destined for Tinker AFB in Oklahoma with a delivery date of December 31, 2009. The remaining two units are allocated to separate destinations, including one additional unit for Tinker AFB and one for a plant location. The solicitation process was conducted using electronic procedures.
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