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Delivery Order for Urban Operations Platoon Set
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Delivery Order W56HZV2022F0265 was awarded on September 14, 2022, by the Department of Defense through the Hq US Army Tacom office located at Detroit Arsenal, Michigan. Under the primary contract W56HZV-19-D-0022, Wiscraft, Inc. was selected for the production of 78 Urban Operations Platoon Sets, identified by NSN 5180-01-631-3029. The contract is established as a Firm Fixed Price award totaling 11,033,104.68 dollars. Performance of the contract takes place in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, with the delivery schedule for the equipment set between January and July 2023. The procurement falls under NAICS code 334511.
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$45,007,608Place of Performance
Milwaukee, WI, 53208, USASet-Aside
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