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CYLINDER ASSEMBLY, A
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This contract is for the procurement of four linear actuating cylinder assemblies, identified by NSN 3040016899667 and part number WK-871-147 from Walz and Krenzer Inc. Each of the four line items consists of one unit to be delivered to different naval vessels, including the USS Wichita, USS Indianapolis, USS Billings, and USS Cooperstown. The required delivery dates are set for August 2026, with a delivery window of 20 days after the order. The agreement mandates strict adherence to DLA technical and quality requirements, including specific packaging standards such as ASTM D3951 and MIL-STD-129. Environmental restrictions are in place prohibiting the use of class I ozone-depleting chemicals and the intentional addition of mercury, except for specific functional exceptions. All shipments must be sent via the fastest traceable means, and the terms are established as FOB Destination with inspection and acceptance occurring at the destination.
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$25,000Place of Performance
AA, USASet-Aside
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WALZ & KRENZER INCAward Issued Date
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