DETECTOR, GAS
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The Defense Logistics Agency awarded contract SPE7M126F6038 to Safeware Inc on September 23, 2026, for the procurement of a gas detector. This specific order, valued at 219.66 dollars, is a delivery order placed under the broader indefinite delivery contract SPE7M125D5000. The item requested is a gas detector with part number SR-X1-1S and national stock number 6665016910256, which is scheduled for delivery to the USS Carney DDG 64 by November 23, 2026. The overarching indefinite delivery contract was established by DLA Land and Maritime on February 3, 2025, with a base period of 1,095 days. This master agreement allows for the procurement of various gas detectors with a minimum value of 7,500 dollars and a maximum ceiling of 750,000 dollars. The terms of the agreement are based on a firm fixed price and utilize first destination transportation for shipping.
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$219.66Place of Performance
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SAFEWARE INCAward Issued Date
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