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58--Remote Display Unit (RDU)
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This five year IDIQ contract, solicitation number FA8504-08-R-20012, is for the procurement of Remote Display Units (RDU) part number 427300-200 to support the installation of the AN/APN 241 on selected C-130 H2 aircraft. The contract establishes a minimum quantity of 12 units and a maximum of 50 units, with a minimum order requirement of 4 units per request. Deliveries are scheduled to begin 9 months after the award of each individual order at a rate of 4 units per month, with FOB and inspection points set at the origin. The agreement spans five fiscal years from 2008 through 2012, requiring tiered pricing based on quantity breaks ranging from 4 to 50 units for each year. The contract is directed to L-3 Communications Corporation in Alpharetta, Georgia, and falls under NAICS code 336413. Higher level contract quality requirements apply to the inspection and acceptance of the hardware.
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