DIESEL FUEL
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Defense Logistics Agency award SPE60526FJAC7 is a delivery order issued on August 19, 2026, under the basic requirements-type fixed-price contract SPE60521D9402. The order was awarded to World Fuel Services Europe, Ltd. for the procurement of diesel fuel, specifically 4,757 UG6 at a unit price of 6.0389, resulting in a total contract price of 28,726.93 dollars. This transaction falls under NAICS code 424720 and is managed by DLA Energy. The delivery of the fuel is designated for RAF Mildenhall with a period of performance ending August 25, 2026. The terms of the agreement specify FOB destination, with inspection and acceptance occurring at the destination. This order is part of a broader supply agreement that includes economic price adjustments and adheres to strict quality technical provisions and specifications for fuel products as outlined in the primary award contract.
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