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CIRCUIT CARD ASSEMBLY
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This contract solicitation, number SPRAL1-13-R-0035, is for the procurement of seven Circuit Card Assemblies manufactured by Lockheed Martin under part number 77D617572G1. Because the item is designated for military use only and is not a commercial product, FAR Part 12 policies do not apply. The items are to be shipped FOB Destination to DLA Distribution Albany, Georgia, with a required delivery timeline of 60 days. The award decision will be determined by a combination of price, delivery capabilities, and past performance. The government may utilize an anonymous online reverse auction to conduct price discussions, and by submitting a proposal, offerors agree to these terms. Proposals must be submitted in English and US dollars via email, fax, or mail to the DLA Land and Maritime Defense Supply Center Columbus.
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$431,509.96Place of Performance
GA, USASet-Aside
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