EXTINGUISHER, FIRE
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Delivery order SPE7MX26F7803 was awarded on June 11, 2026, by the Defense Logistics Agency to SupplyCore LLC for the procurement of one fire extinguisher, identified by NSN 4210011339053. The total contract price for this acquisition is 41.08 dollars, with a required delivery date of June 15, 2026, to the Louisiana Army National Guard located in Hammond, Louisiana. This order falls under NAICS code 423840. This specific award was issued as a delivery order under the broader basic contract SPE7MX21D0016. The primary contract is an indefinite quantity fixed-price agreement originally awarded on November 20, 2020, designed to provide a comprehensive supply chain management solution for the supply, storage, and distribution of water purification and distribution systems. While the overarching contract manages high-value systems with a maximum potential value of 92 million dollars, this particular order focuses on the immediate delivery of fire safety equipment.
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