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Corning and Preformed Fiber Optic Cables
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Contract M6700124P1160 was awarded on September 26, 2024, by the Department of Defense Commanding General through the Marine Corps Field Contracting Systems to Victory Global Solutions, Inc. This small business set-aside procurement, categorized under NAICS code 335921, is for the acquisition of Corning Glass brand fiber optic cables, specifically Altos OS2 Loose Tube. The total value of the award is 224,046.28 dollars. The scope of the contract includes several contract line item numbers for various fiber counts, including 288-F, 144-F, 96-F, 72-F, and 48-F. The place of performance for this contract is located at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. The primary point of contact for the award is Rebecca Hayes.
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$224,046.28Place of Performance
Camp Lejeune, NC, 28547, USASet-Aside
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