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The Defense Logistics Agency has awarded Boeing Distribution Services, Inc. a contract valued at $82,849.24 for technical and production testing services and specific bearing components. The award, issued on July 27, 2026 under solicitation SPE4A624PN949, includes funding for a Contractor First Article Test and Government-led Production Lot Testing, both of which are critical for verifying design compliance and manufacturing consistency. The contract also covers the procurement of two identical plain rod bearings identified by NSN 3120008341507, each associated with separate purchase requisitions, indicating separate delivery or usage contexts. All work under this contract is performed in support of Department of Defense logistics requirements, with no specific place of performance or set-aside designation noted, and execution is managed directly by the DLA to ensure timely delivery and quality assurance of defense-critical parts and testing outcomes.
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