COUPLING HALF, QUICK DISCONNECT
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Defense Logistics Agency award SPE7M526F2768 is a delivery order issued to AAR Supply Chain, Inc. under the primary contract SPE7M426D60HP. Dated September 17, 2026, the contract has a total value of 64,798.20 dollars for the procurement of quick disconnect coupling halves, identified by NSN 4730012442493. This award was managed by DLA Land and Maritime and falls under an indefinite delivery contract below the Simplified Acquisition Threshold. The agreement specifies detailed CLIN pricing, quantities, and delivery schedules, along with comprehensive ship-to and payment instructions. It incorporates standard FAR ordering and order limitation clauses, while establishing parameters for guaranteed minimum quantities, estimated annual quantities, and the maximum contract value to ensure the steady supply of these specific components.
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$64,798.2Place of Performance
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AAR SUPPLY CHAIN, INCAward Issued Date
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