FUEL OIL, BURNER
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Defense Logistics Agency award SPE60526FJHZ5 is a delivery order issued on September 17, 2026, to Cosmo Oil Marketing Co., Ltd. under the primary contract SPE60524D1009. This specific order is for the procurement of burner fuel oil, identified by NSN 9140014087183, with a total contract price of 47,999.71. The order consists of 11,094 UGS at a unit price of 4.3266, with delivery scheduled for October 19, 2026, to the US Fleet and Industrial Supply Center Yokosuka. The overarching agreement, established by DLA Energy on September 13, 2024, covers the supply of automotive gasoline and burner fuel oil with an ordering period extending from November 1, 2024, through June 30, 2029, and final delivery by July 30, 2029. This procurement falls under NAICS code 424720 and adheres to specific technical quality provisions and the terms set forth in solicitation SPE605-24-R-0204.
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