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61--Power Supply and Speed Sensing Cable
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Contract PR Number FD2030-04-55077 involves the procurement of specialized copper core conductor cables for F-100 aircraft upgrades. The requirement includes power supply and speed sensing cables, cable assemblies for engine operated actuators, engine accessories cables, and generator power cables. All items are designated for delivery to Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma across various delivery dates between June and November 2004. The government intends to solicit and negotiate this action with a limited number of sources, specifically identifying United Technologies Corp as a potential provider. This procurement is being handled via an electronic procedure under FAR 6.302 authority, with the final award contingent upon the offeror meeting all qualification requirements.
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$53,942Place of Performance
FL, USASet-Aside
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UNISON INDUSTRIES LLCAward Issued Date
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