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59--SOLENOID,ELECTRICAL
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DLA Land and Maritime is soliciting quotes for the procurement of 1,331 electrical solenoids under NSN 5945015416201. The items are to be delivered to DLA Distribution Red River within 145 days after the order is placed. Approved sources for this requirement include 1EFH8 10025381, 64678 29544297, and 73342 29544297. This procurement is being handled as a Request for Quote under solicitation number SPE7LX23T0005. All quotes must be submitted electronically, as hard copies of the solicitation and technical specifications, plans, or drawings are not available. Interested and responsible sources may submit their quotes for consideration through the provided electronic channels.
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$70,649.48Place of Performance
OH, USASet-Aside
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CLARKE POWER SERVICES INCAward Issued Date
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