CABLE, POWER, ELECTRI
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Defense Logistics Agency award SPE7M226P3476, issued on August 4, 2026, is a delivery order for supplies granted to Sea Wire & Cable Inc. under solicitation SPE7M1-26-T-2727. The contract, managed by the DLA Land and Maritime Nuclear Reactor Program, has a total value of $7,840.00 and falls under NAICS code 335929. The primary requirement for this award is the procurement of electrical power cables, specifically identified by NSN/Part 6145015951634 and PR 7014579402. The agreement specifies delivery to destination FOB and incorporates terms and conditions from a base contract, referencing a prior offer from December 8, 2025. Key contractual obligations include adherence to product verification testing and specific security prohibitions. This federal award ensures the acquisition of critical electrical components for the Department of Defense.
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SEA WIRE & CABLE INCAward Issued Date
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