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The Defense Logistics Agency has awarded a contract to LORD CORPORATION under solicitation SPE4A6-23-T-38B2 with a total value of $366,150.60, effective July 27, 2026. The contract includes two primary line items: a Contractor First Article Test for part number 0001S00000053 and the procurement of a Lead Lag Bearing identified by NSN 3120012369766 and purchase requisition 0089524243. The work is performed under a Federal procurement action with the NAICS code 332991, indicating industrial machinery and component manufacturing. Despite the award date being in 2026, the response deadline for the solicitation was prior in 2023, suggesting the award followed a previously closed competitive process. The contract is managed by the Department of Defense with no specific place of performance or point of contact detailed in the provided data, and all activities will be conducted under the oversight of the Defense Logistics Agency.
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