COUPLING HALF, QUICK DISCONNECT
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The Defense Logistics Agency awarded contract SPE4AX26F454T to Derco Aerospace, Inc. on September 10, 2026, for the procurement of quick disconnect coupling halves. This delivery order was issued under the primary contract SPE4AX26DP001 and is linked to the C-130 AC PBL contract SPE4AX-26-D-9401. The total contract price is 71.00 dollars, covering 71 units of food-grade 1-inch nominal couplings with a notional price of 1.00 dollar per unit. The procurement specifies that the items must meet technical requirements for part number 4730015629895 and adhere to ASTM D3951 packaging standards. The overarching contract SPE4AX26DP001, which became effective on December 26, 2025, was awarded using other than full and open competition and allows for the negotiation of prices for unpriced national item identification numbers within a 90-day window.
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DERCO AEROSPACE, INC.Award Issued Date
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