HOUSING, TURN SIGNAL
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Defense Logistics Agency award SPE7L027F0529 is a delivery order issued on October 22, 2026, to Oshkosh Defense LLC under the broader indefinite delivery contract SPE7LX26D61FB. This specific order, valued at 1,711.40 dollars, is for the procurement of turn signal housings identified by NSN 3040015598729. The order consists of two contract line item numbers and requires delivery to DLA Distribution centers in Albany and Barstow by April 5, 2027. The overarching indefinite delivery contract, established on September 10, 2026, by DLA Land and Maritime, carries a maximum value of 350,000.00 dollars and a guaranteed minimum quantity of six units. This framework agreement incorporates standard Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses regarding order limitations and indefinite quantities to facilitate the ongoing supply of these specific components.
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$1,711.4Place of Performance
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OSHKOSH DEFENSE LLCAward Issued Date
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