CUSHION ASSEMBLY, SE
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The Defense Logistics Agency has awarded WECKWORTH MANUFACTURING, INC with contract SPE4A726P6436 for a total value of $48,666.54, with an award date of July 24, 2026. The contract revolves around the production and delivery of a CUSHION ASSEMBLY, SE identified by NSN/Part 1680010613809, along with associated testing services required by the government. Two critical testing components are included: PRODUCTION LOT TESTING conducted by the government and the GOVERNMENT FIRST ARTICLE TEST, both identified by their respective NSNs, ensuring compliance with quality and performance standards prior to full-scale production. The solicitation number SPE4A7-26-T-6645 governed the procurement process, and the work is being performed under a federal acquisition framework with no designated set-aside classification. The place of performance and point of contact details are not specified, but the award is managed through the Department of Defense, and all contract details can be referenced via the official DIBBS portal.
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