BEARING, BALL, ANNULAR
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Defense Logistics Agency award SPE4A627F1104 is a delivery order issued to Schaeffler Aerospace USA Corp for the procurement of annular ball bearings. This specific order, posted on October 19, 2026, is placed under the broader indefinite delivery contract SPE4A623D5633, which was originally established by DLA Aviation on March 6, 2023. The overarching contract carries a total value not to exceed 250,000.00 dollars and encompasses a three-year base period with two one-year option periods, specifying a unit price of 250.64 dollars for the bearings. Under the specific delivery order SPE4A627F1104, the award is for 70 units of annular ball bearings, identified by part number 31352-1 and NSN 3110009640877. While the award notice lists a total contract price of 19,299.00 dollars, the delivery is scheduled for completion by January 10, 2028. This procurement is managed through DLA Weapons Support ASC to ensure the supply of critical bearing components.
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