47--HOSE ASSEMBLY,NONME
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The contract is an indefinite delivery instrument for a hose assembly, nonmetallic, with an estimated quantity of 126,000 units and a ceiling value of $350,000.00, allowing for flexible ordering within that limit. The solicitation number is SPE7L126U0312, and it was posted on May 1, 2026, under the NAICS code 332999, which categorizes it under other miscellaneous manufacturing. The awarding agency is the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime, a division of the Department of Defense, with the contracting office located in Columbus, Ohio, at ZIP code 43218-3990. The place of performance is not specified, indicating potential flexibility in delivery locations. The primary point of contact is Natalya Radyk, reachable via email at Natalya.Radyk@dla.mil or by DSN phone at 312-850-4033. This contract does not include a specific set-aside designation, suggesting it is open to all eligible offerors without restrictions based on small business or other socio-economic categories.
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