HOUSING, HUB CAP
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Defense Logistics Agency award SPE7L126F012M is a delivery order issued on June 18, 2026, under the broader indefinite delivery contract SPE7L426D61WZ. The contract was awarded to LOC Performance Products LLC, also known as American Rheinmetall, for the procurement of hub cap housings under NAICS code 336390. This specific order totals 2,710.40 for the supply of 56 units of NSN 2530012896363, with each unit priced at 48.40. The goods are scheduled for delivery to DLA Distribution New Cumberland, Pennsylvania, by March 15, 2027. This delivery order operates under a unilateral indefinite delivery contract that has a maximum overall value of 350,000.00 and an estimated annual quantity of 87 units. The overarching agreement includes standard FAR and DFARS clauses governing ordering procedures and quantity limitations for this federal acquisition.
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$2,710.4Place of Performance
MI, USASet-Aside
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LOC PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS LLCAward Issued Date
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