DIESEL FUEL
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The Defense Logistics Agency awarded contract SPE60526FHGQ1 to Qatar Fuel (WOQOD) on June 11, 2026, for a total value of 1,428,923.41 dollars. This delivery order was issued under the basic contract SPE60525D9505, which governs requirements-style overseas fuel supplies in Qatar. The specific scope of this award is for the procurement of 332,500 US gallons of diesel fuel at a unit price of 4.2975, categorized under NAICS code 424720. The fuel is scheduled for delivery in July 2026 to a destination in Doha, Qatar. The agreement includes specific requirements for shipping and acceptance, inspection and FOB details, and mandates the use of Certificates of Quality and DD250 billing. This order is part of a broader effort by DLA Energy to maintain fuel supplies in the region, utilizing an economic price adjustment clause as outlined in the primary solicitation.
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$1,428,923.41NAICS
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QATSet-Aside
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QATAR FUEL (WOQOD)Award Issued Date
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