CABLE ASSEMBLY-SWITCH, ELECTRICAL
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The Defense Logistics Agency awarded contract SPE4A626F507E to Phillip Cable Manufacturing, Inc. on September 23, 2026, for the procurement of 60 electrical switch cable assemblies under National Stock Number 6150015434542. This specific delivery order is issued under the broader Indefinite Delivery Purchase Order SPE4A625D5754, which establishes a five year base period with a maximum value of 250,000 dollars. The total price for this specific order is 2,820 dollars, based on a unit price of 47 dollars per assembly. The items are to be delivered to DLA Distribution New Cumberland, Pennsylvania, with a required delivery date of May 5, 2027. This procurement falls under the overarching IDPO agreement that specifies tiered pricing between 47 and 59.75 dollars per unit and includes a guaranteed minimum of 58 units for the first year of the agreement.
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