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53--O-RING
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This procurement request from DLA Land and Maritime is for the supply of 501 O-rings under NSN 5331016771138. The contract is structured as a potential Automated Indefinite Delivery Contract with a one-year term or until a total value of 250,000.00 is reached. It includes a guaranteed minimum quantity of 75 units, with an estimated 12 orders per year. Delivery is required within 24 days after receipt of order to various CONUS and OCONUS DLA Depots. The solicitation is conducted as an RFQ under NAICS code 336310, requiring all quotes to be submitted electronically. Technical specifications, including digitized drawings and military standards, are available electronically. Interested and responsible sources must submit their quotes through the specified electronic channels to be considered for the award.
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