DIESEL FUEL
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Defense Logistics Agency Energy issued delivery order SPE60526FJBT9 on August 25, 2026, under the primary contract SPE60525D9505 for the procurement of diesel fuel in Qatar. The contract was awarded to Qatar Fuel (WOQOD) for a total price of $1,633,055.32. This specific order covers the delivery of 380,000 US gallons of diesel fuel, identified by NSN 9140015569156, with a delivery schedule set for September 2026. The fuel is designated for delivery via truck to locations in Doha, Qatar, specifically supporting operations at Camp As Sayliyah and Al Udeid Airbase. The agreement stipulates that inspection and acceptance will occur at the destination and requires the provision of quality certificates. This procurement is part of a larger commercial items effort for overseas fuel supplies and includes provisions for economic price adjustments.
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$1,633,055.32NAICS
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QATAR FUEL (WOQOD)Award Issued Date
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