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51 -- 6FLS-K2-050320-N HAND TOOLS
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This negotiated firm-fixed price, indefinite quantity contract establishes a requirements agreement for eleven miscellaneous hand tools within the 5120 Federal Supply Class for the GSA Stock Program. The initial performance period runs from August 1, 2006, through July 31, 2008, with the possibility of three one-year extensions. The agreement includes an Economic Price Adjustment Clause to manage cost fluctuations over the life of the contract. All deliveries must be FOB destination within 90 days or less, subject to a minimum order value of 50 dollars. Award selection is based on the most responsible offeror providing the best value and most advantageous terms to the government. The contract is managed by Contract Specialist George David Stegner under NAICS code 332212.
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KAUFMAN COMPANY, INC.Award Issued Date
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