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59--FILTER,HIGH PASS-LO
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DLA Land and Maritime is soliciting quotes for the procurement of 71 high pass-low filters under NSN 5915996698481. This requirement may result in an Automated Indefinite Delivery Contract with a one-year term or a maximum aggregate value of 250,000.00 dollars. The contract includes a guaranteed minimum quantity of 10 units and an estimated four orders per year, with deliveries required within 64 days after receipt of order to various CONUS and OCONUS DLA Depots. Approved sources for this procurement are limited to specific item numbers under K3602 2781-3401, K3602 2781-6801, and K3602 5441-9911. This is an electronic RFQ process, and all responsible sources must submit their quotes electronically. No hard copies of the solicitation, specifications, plans, or drawings are available.
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