COVER, RELAY SHIELD
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The Defense Logistics Agency awarded contract SPE4A726F087G to Swiss Pattern Corp. on September 22, 2026, for a total price of 7,300.00 dollars. This award is a delivery order issued under the broader five-year indefinite delivery contract SPE4A723D5539, which runs from May 12, 2023, through May 11, 2028, and has a total ceiling of 250,000.00 dollars. The specific order is set aside for total small business and falls under NAICS code 335999. The scope of this delivery order consists of four units of relay shield covers, identified by NSN 1560003287107. Delivery of these items is required by June 29, 2027. The agreement specifies that shipping is FOB origin, with inspection and acceptance also occurring at the origin. The contract is managed by DLA Aviation and includes standard requirements for packaging, payment, and electronic order transmission.
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$7,300Place of Performance
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SWISS PATTERN CORP.Award Issued Date
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