BEARING, BALL, ANNULAR
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Defense Logistics Agency award SPE4A626F476N is a delivery order issued on September 21, 2026, to Schaeffler Aerospace USA Corp under the broader indefinite delivery contract SPE4A626DC060. This specific order, valued at 104,859.00 dollars, is for the procurement of 75 annular ball bearings identified by NSN 3110011267590. These components are designated as Air Force Critical Safety Items and are priced at 1,398.12 dollars per unit, with a required delivery date of June 28, 2027. The overarching indefinite delivery contract was established on April 10, 2026, with a maximum total value of 754,984.80 dollars and a three-year base period. Operating under NAICS code 332991, the agreement ensures a guaranteed minimum of 75 units during the first year of performance. This procurement effort is managed by DLA Aviation to maintain the supply of essential aerospace bearings.
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