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Solicitation SPE7LX-15-X-0028 is a Request for Quote for the acquisition of fluid filter elements under NSNs 2520-01-118-2806 and 2910-01-025-6853. The requirement is designated as a small business set-aside and utilizes an Indefinite Delivery Purchase Order structure. The contract is expected to feature a three year base period with two additional option years, ensuring the total duration does not exceed five years. The estimated annual demand is 216 units for the first filter element and 3,532 units for the second. Delivery is required FOB Origin, and the award decision will be determined by a combination of price, delivery, past performance, and other evaluation factors. The solicitation is categorized under NAICS codes 336350 and 336390, and a waiver of the non-manufacturing rule has been approved for this procurement.
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