COUPLING HALF, QUICK DISCONNECT
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Defense Logistics Agency award SPE7MX26F041K is a delivery order issued on September 10, 2026, under the basic Indefinite Quantity Contract SPE7MX25D0006. Awarded to Eaton Aeroquip LLC, a small business under NAICS code 332912, this specific order is for the procurement of 63 units of Quick Disconnect Coupling Halves, part number AE83173H, with a total contract price of 29,037.96 dollars. The delivery for these items is scheduled for completion by March 9, 2027. The overarching basic contract, established on October 30, 2024, is a Firm Fixed Price agreement for various supplies, including hose assemblies, with a maximum aggregate value of 12,776,541.28 dollars. This master agreement governs the terms for inspection, acceptance, and shipping, while providing for surge and sustainment requirements to support Department of Defense operations.
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$29,037.96Place of Performance
NC, USASet-Aside
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EATON AEROQUIP LLCAward Issued Date
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