53--CATCH,FLUSH
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The contract titled “53—CATCH,FLUSH” is an indefinite delivery contract issued by the Department of Defense through DLA Land and Maritime with a solicitation number SPE7LX26U5903, posted on April 24, 2026. The estimated quantity for this contract is 23,000 units, with a maximum ceiling of $350,000.00, allowing for potential order variations within that bound. The North American Industry Classification System code 332510 indicates the work involves manufacturing related to industrial and commercial machinery and equipment. The contract is managed from an office located in Columbus, Ohio, with Stephen Weaver serving as the primary point of contact, reachable via email and phone provided in the listing. There is no specified place of performance or set-aside designation, and the contract is categorized as an award notice under a general office organizational structure. All activity and procurement under this contract must adhere to the stated limits and be directed through the designated office.
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