INSULATION SLEEVING SET, ELECTRICAL
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Defense Logistics Agency award SPE4A626F486H is a small business delivery order issued to Hupp & Associates Inc, also known as HUP Aerospace/Defense. Awarded on September 18, 2026, the contract is valued at 21,562.20 dollars for the procurement of 162 kits of electrical insulation sleeving sets, identified by part number LNCL-13-155-GK and NSN 5970015164428. The required delivery date for these items is August 24, 2027. This specific order was placed under the broader Indefinite Delivery Purchase Order SPE4A623D5946, which was originally established on May 30, 2023. The overarching IDPO allows for the procurement of various supplies with a total value not to exceed 250,000 dollars. This framework agreement covers multiple national stock numbers and establishes the general terms and pricing for supplies provided to DLA Aviation.
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$21,562.2Place of Performance
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HUPP & ASSOCIATES INCAward Issued Date
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