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28--BLADE,TURBINE ROTOR
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This solicitation seeks proposals for the procurement of 2,599 turbine rotor blades, identified as configuration control items source controlled to General Electric part number 5126T43P01. The acquisition is conducted under the format for commercial items, with delivery terms set as FOB Origin and inspection and acceptance occurring at the destination. All items are to be delivered within 410 DARO or the best possible timeframe. The final award decision will be determined by a combination of price, past performance, and other evaluation factors. Offerors are required to comply with specific commercial item provisions and clauses, including the submission of completed representations and certifications. The procurement process is managed through DIBBS, with the primary point of contact being Patrick R. OConnor.
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$370,929.28Place of Performance
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