FILTER, RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE
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The Defense Logistics Agency awarded contract SPE7M526F1826 to TTI Inc for the procurement of 70 Radio Frequency Interference Filters, identified by NSN 5915011005830. This award, posted on August 4, 2026, has a total contract price of 12,505.50 based on a unit price of 178.65. The order is issued as a delivery order under the broader Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE7M126D60DJ, which is a unilateral agreement with a maximum value of 350,000.00 and was originally issued by DLA Land and Maritime on November 12, 2025. The specific delivery for these filters is scheduled for December 2, 2026, with shipping directed to DLA Distribution San Joaquin located in Tracy, California. This acquisition falls below the Simplified Acquisition Threshold and ensures the supply of critical radio frequency interference components for the Department of Defense.
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