BEARING, BALL, ANNULAR
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Defense Logistics Agency award SPE4A626F372N is a delivery order issued on August 19, 2026, under the primary indefinite delivery contract SPE4A623D5751. The contract was awarded to Jamaica Bearings Co., Inc., a small disadvantaged women-owned business, for the procurement of annular ball bearings under NAICS code 332991. The total contract price is 6,059.14 dollars for the supply of 71 units at a unit price of 85.34 dollars. The order specifies a delivery deadline of April 21, 2027, for the items associated with NSN 3110005543899. This procurement is managed by DLA Aviation and operates under firm fixed price terms. The overarching agreement includes a three-year base period with two one-year option periods, establishing standardized requirements for manufacturing, inspection, and acceptance to ensure technical and quality compliance.
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$6,059.14Place of Performance
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JAMAICA BEARINGS CO., INC.Award Issued Date
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