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DISK, CLUTCH
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This contract is for the procurement of 88 clutch disks under NSN 3010-01-366-7301. Due to the lack of complete, unrestrictive technical data, the government has restricted solicitation to approved sources, specifically the Boeing Company and BorgWarner Transmission Systems. The award decision is based on a combination of price, delivery, and past performance. The items are designated as Army Identified Critical Safety Items and must adhere to strict quality standards, including ISO 9001 and FAR 52.246-11. Requirements include First Article Testing, adherence to MIL-STD-129 marking standards, and a prohibition on Class I ozone depleting chemicals. Delivery is set as FOB with a schedule of 350 days.
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$192,661.92Place of Performance
DLA LAND & MARITIME (DSCC-FLBD) DEFENSE SUPPLY CENTER COLUMBUS 3990 E. BROAD STREET, COLUMBUS, OH, 43218, USASet-Aside
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KAMPI COMPONENTS CO INCAward Issued Date
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