DIESEL FUEL
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Contract SPE60526FHEL9 is a delivery order issued by the Defense Logistics Agency Energy under the basic requirements contract SPE60524D4502. Awarded on June 3, 2026, to BRZ Investment & Consulting LLC, a Women-Owned Small Business, the contract is for the procurement of Diesel Fuel DS1. The order is categorized under NAICS code 424720 and is designated for delivery to Devils Lake, North Dakota, with a performance date of June 9, 2026. While the initial order specified a quantity of 8,000 UG6 at a unit price of 4.2336 for a total of 33,868.80 dollars, modification P00001 subsequently adjusted the required quantity to 7,168 UG6. The final total contract price is recorded as 28,160.92 dollars. This delivery order operates within the broader framework of a fixed-price contract with economic price adjustments, which governs the procurement of commercial fuel items through June 2028.
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$28,160.92NAICS
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