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The Defense Logistics Agency at Oklahoma City Logistics Center is soliciting proposals for a firm fixed price requirements contract to procure duplex annular ball bearings to support TF-33 aircraft. The procurement is intended for one of three limited sources: Timken Aerospace Incorporated, SKF USA Incorporated, or United Technologies Corporation. The contract structure consists of a basic year with two one-year options, focusing on high carbon steel bearings manufactured to critical tolerances to support the N1 compressor's axial and radial functions. The total estimated quantity across the line items is 319 new manufactured units, with specific requirements for CEMS tracking data. Shipments are designated as FOB Origin to Tinker AFB in Oklahoma. Unique Identification requirements will be triggered if the unit price exceeds 5,000 dollars. This solicitation is conducted electronically under NAICS code 336412.
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