BATTERY, STORAGE
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Delivery order SPE7L126F9335, issued under base contract SPE7LX26D0001, was awarded on June 3, 2026, to STRYTEN ENERGY LLC, a women-owned small business. The contract, managed by the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime, is for the procurement of four storage batteries (NSN 6140014469506) at a unit price of $168.50, resulting in a total contract value of $674.00. The items are to be delivered by June 17, 2026, to a government facility in Yakima, Washington. The order is a rated order under the Defense Priorities and Allocation System and specifies FOB Destination terms, meaning the contractor bears the cost and risk of transportation. Inspection and acceptance will be conducted by the government at the destination. Shipping must be handled via fast, traceable means, and all packaging and marking must comply with the authoritative PID, Packaging, and Marking attachment. Invoicing is mandated electronically through Wide Area Workflow in accordance with DFARS 252.232-7003, with administrative oversight provided by the Strategic Acq Program Directorate in Columbus, Ohio.
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$674Place of Performance
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STRYTEN ENERGY LLCAward Issued Date
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