CHARGER, BATTERY
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Defense Logistics Agency award SPE7L026F7898 is a delivery order issued to PulseTech Products Corporation under the indefinite delivery contract SPE7LX26D60SA. Awarded on September 23, 2026, the contract is valued at 27,682.55 dollars for the procurement of 35 battery chargers, identified by NSN 6130016099818 and part number 746X840. The items are priced at a unit cost of 790.93 dollars and are categorized under NAICS code 335910. The order specifies a delivery deadline of November 23, 2026, with terms set as FOB origin and inspection and acceptance occurring at the destination. This procurement falls under a one-year indefinite delivery contract that remains below the Simplified Acquisition Threshold. The agreement includes specific administration and transportation instructions to ensure the proper shipment of the battery chargers to the designated federal facilities.
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