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The Department of Defense, through DLA Land and Maritime, is seeking quotes for the procurement of 1,693 carbon monoxide indicators under solicitation number SPE7M123T214Q. The items, identified by NSN 6665014622251, must be delivered to DLA Distribution within 24 days after the order is placed. The approved source for this requirement is 0R763 GG-192453. This procurement is being conducted as a Request for Quote, and all submissions must be handled electronically. No hard copies of the solicitation, specifications, plans, or drawings are available. All responsible sources are encouraged to submit their quotes electronically by the specified deadline to be considered for the award.
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$51,094.74Place of Performance
OH, USASet-Aside
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TOMAHAWK SOURCING LLCAward Issued Date
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