COUPLING, CLAMP, GROO
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Defense Logistics Agency award SPE4A725F6122 is a delivery order issued under the broader IDIQ contract SPE4A725D0176 to Defense Support Services, Inc. for the procurement of grooved clamp couplings, identified by NSN 5342003314797. This specific item is designated as a Navy Critical Safety Item. The overarching IDIQ contract, effective April 17, 2025, carries a maximum value of 1,637,713.08 dollars with a 60-month period of performance and established delivery terms of 223 days after receipt of order. The specific delivery order was awarded on August 18, 2026, with an initial value of 116,572.20 dollars. Following modification P00001, which was issued at the vendor's request to reduce the quantity of CLIN 0001 from 444 to 438 units, the total contract price was decreased by 1,575.30 dollars. The final adjusted total contract price for this award is 114,996.90 dollars.
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$116,572.2Place of Performance
TX, USASet-Aside
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