CABLE ASSEMBLY, CONT
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The Defense Logistics Agency, specifically DLA Land and Maritime, awarded contract SPE7L126P5214 to General Dynamics Mission Systems, Inc. on September 8, 2026. This rated purchase order, issued under solicitation SPE7L1-26-T-6486, is for the procurement of a cable assembly, identified by national stock number 3040016023268 and purchase request 7010734752. The total value of the award is 6,493.06 dollars. The agreement is governed by DPAS ratings and incorporates standard FAR and DFARS clauses, along with specific DLAD procurement notes. Key compliance requirements include restrictions on ByteDance and TikTok, covered telecommunications representations, and Kaspersky software restrictions. The contract also mandates adherence to vendor shipment module protocols and product verification testing requirements to ensure the quality and security of the supplied components.
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