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53--PACKING WITH RETAIN
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This procurement request from DLA Land and Maritime, solicitation number SPE5EM20T0689, is for the acquisition of packing with retain under NSN 5330011241277. The requirement is divided into three separate lines totaling 161,170 units, all of which are to be delivered to DLA Distribution San Joaquin. Each line item carries a delivery schedule of 95 days after the date of order. The solicitation is being conducted as a Request for Quote under NAICS code 339991. All interested and responsible sources must submit their quotes electronically, as hard copies of the solicitation are not provided. Technical documentation, including digitized drawings and military specifications, is available for electronic retrieval.
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$46,982.9Place of Performance
OH, USASet-Aside
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