EMS LEASE & SERVICE FIXED RATE (CON&OCON
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Defense Logistics Agency award SP700023F0193 is a delivery order issued to Harris Technologies Inc. under the broader Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity contract SP700021D0013. This specific order focuses on the lease and service of A4 multi-functional devices and office document equipment, specifically referencing EMS lease and service fixed rates for part W074N0D0R0717. The total contract price is 212,528.76 dollars, with an award date of August 25, 2026. The contract was updated via modification P00011 to fully fund 39 additional devices, which increased the quantity of CLIN 4001 from 300 to 534 units. This modification added 19,726.20 dollars to the previous value of 192,802.56 dollars. This delivery order operates within the larger IDIQ framework, which provides for the lease of multi-functional devices and accessories for Functional Area 2 with a program ceiling of over 702 million dollars.
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$192,802.56Place of Performance
MO, USASet-Aside
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HARRIS TECHNOLOGIES INCAward Issued Date
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