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47--FLEX HOSES
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NASA/KSC is seeking to procure multiple flex hoses with sizes up to 1 inch and pressure ratings ranging from 1250PSI to 6000PSI. The agency intends to purchase these commercial items from Southeast Service Company, also known as Smith Tubular Systems, as the manufacturer is already qualified as the sole provider under specific KSC component specification drawings. This acquisition is being conducted in accordance with FAR Part 12. Interested organizations were invited to submit their capabilities and qualifications by October 7, 2013, to determine if the procurement would be conducted on a competitive basis. The final decision to compete the effort remains at the sole discretion of the government. This award notice is associated with solicitation number NNK13490038Q and falls under NAICS code 332912.
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$38,811Place of Performance
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