BATTERY, NONRECHARGEABLE
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Defense Logistics Agency award SPE7LX26F92B7 is a delivery order issued under the base contract SPE7M117D0001 to the Eastern Carolina Vocational Center. The contract, awarded on August 9, 2026, is for the procurement of eight packages of nonrechargeable batteries (NSN 6135008264798) for a total contract price of $21.52. The items are priced at $2.69 per unit with a strict zero percent quantity variance tolerance. The required delivery date is August 12, 2026, with shipping directed to the USPFO Activity MA ARNG in Devens, Massachusetts. The contract is established as FOB Origin, though inspection and government acceptance occur at the destination. Shipping must be conducted via traceable means, and the use of parcel post is explicitly prohibited. Payment is handled by the government and is eligible for expedited processing under the Fast Pay provision of FAR 52.213-1. Packaging and marking must adhere to the specifications detailed in the base contract and its associated modifications, including the requirement to include the Traceable Control Number W13N9262200030 on all shipments.
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