FILTER BODY, FLUID
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The Defense Logistics Agency awarded delivery order SPE7L126FARR2 to RDO Agriculture Equipment Co on September 14, 2026, for the procurement of two fluid filter bodies. This order, valued at 205.60 dollars, is issued under the broader requirements contract SPE7LX22D0068, which was originally established on January 27, 2022. The primary contract is a fixed-price agreement with economic price adjustments covering 11,490 National Stock Numbers and has a potential ten year term ending January 26, 2032, with an estimated total value of over 44 million dollars. This specific delivery order pertains to National Stock Number 2910015671477 and manufacturer part number RE525802. The items are scheduled for delivery to Camp Pendleton, California. Administration for these requirements is managed by DLA Land and Maritime and the DCMA Twin Cities office.
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$205.6Place of Performance
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RDO AGRICULTURE EQUIPMENT COAward Issued Date
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