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29--TANK,FUEL,ENGINE
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DLA Land and Maritime is soliciting quotes for the procurement of five engine fuel tanks under NSN 2910016680806. This requirement may result in an Indefinite Delivery Contract with a one-year term or a maximum aggregate value of 250,000.00 dollars. The contract anticipates approximately four orders per year, with a guaranteed minimum quantity of one. Delivery is required within 48 days after receipt of order to various CONUS and OCONUS DLA Depots. This is an electronic RFQ process under NAICS code 336310, and all quotes must be submitted digitally. Interested parties can access digitized drawings and military specifications electronically. The procurement is managed by the Department of Defense office located in Columbus, Ohio, with Stephen Weaver serving as the primary point of contact.
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