BATTERY, STORAGE
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The Defense Logistics Agency awarded delivery order SPE7L127F0672 to Stryten Energy LLC, also known as Strytek Energy LLC, on October 15, 2026. This order was issued under the broader indefinite quantity contract SPE7LX26D0001, which established a three-year base period with a one-year option and a maximum ceiling of 11,695,842.90 dollars. The specific delivery order is valued at 41,654.40 dollars for the procurement of 240 storage batteries identified by NSN 6140014469506. The batteries are to be delivered to the Red River Depot in Texarkana, Texas, with a required delivery date of October 29, 2026. The contract terms specify FOB Destination shipping and incorporate standard SF 1449 requirements along with detailed pricing, delivery, and packaging specifications. This procurement was managed by the DLA Weapons Support and Supply Chain organization.
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$41,654.4Place of Performance
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STRYTEN ENERGY LLCAward Issued Date
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