59--CIRCUIT BREAKER
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The contract is an indefinite delivery agreement for a 59-CIRCUIT BREAKER with an estimated quantity of 90,000 units and a ceiling value of $250,000.00. It was awarded under solicitation number SPE7M125U0475, posted on July 7, 2026, and falls under NAICS code 335313 for electrical equipment manufacturing. The contracting office is the DLA Land and Maritime, a component of the Department of Defense, located in Columbus, Ohio, with Jacob Hamilton designated as the primary point of contact for inquiries. There is no specified set-aside type, indicating the contract is open to all eligible contractors without restrictions based on small business or other categories. Performance location details are not provided, suggesting flexibility in where the circuit breakers will be delivered or serviced. The contract will remain active under the indefinite delivery framework, allowing for multiple orders to be issued up to the maximum value until exhausted or terminated.
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