INSERT, SCREW THREAD
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Defense Logistics Agency award SPE4A627F1581 is a delivery order issued on October 20, 2026, under the basic indefinite delivery purchase order SPE4A625D5915. The contract was awarded to Don Industrial Group LLC for a total price of 26,237.40 dollars. This specific order requires the supply of 420 units of screw thread inserts, identified by part number 79698-524 and NSN 5325011198246, with a required delivery date of January 13, 2028, to DLA Distribution Jacksonville. The overarching agreement, SPE4A625D5915, was established by DLA Aviation and features a four-year base period. This primary contract includes a guaranteed minimum and maximum quantity of 819 units and provides established pricing for the duration of the four-year term. The award was processed through the DIBBS system and is categorized as a federal organization procurement.
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$26,237.4Place of Performance
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DON INDUSTRIAL GROUP LLCAward Issued Date
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