COUPLING HALF, QUICK
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Delivery order SPE7LX26FANYH was awarded on May 28, 2026, to Oshkosh Defense LLC by the Defense Logistics Agency under the broader indefinite quantity contract SPE7LX22D0076. This specific order is for the procurement of 567 units of Quick Coupling Halves, identified by NSN 4730015223132, at a unit price of 1.89 dollars. The total value of this award is 1,071.63 dollars, with delivery scheduled for August 7, 2026, to DLA Distribution New Cumberland. The overarching contract, SPE7LX22D0076, was established on February 18, 2022, with a total maximum value of 83,993,731.40 dollars. This master agreement covers a wide range of vehicular components, including fenders, ventilators, brackets, clamps, and body panels, and consists of a base year and two one-year options. The specific procurement for the coupling halves falls under NAICS code 332919.
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$1,071.63Place of Performance
WI, USASet-Aside
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OSHKOSH DEFENSE LLCAward Issued Date
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