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48--Valves
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Solicitation SPRWA1-17-Q-0015 is a competitive requirement for the acquisition of seven Fluid Regulating Valves, part number 212-076-006-5, to support the UH-1N Helicopter. The procurement allows for new, new surplus government, or commercial surplus units, with Bell Helicopter Textron, Inc. identified as the original equipment manufacturer. The resulting award is structured as a purchase order utilizing Simplified Acquisition Procedures, with shipping terms set as FOB Origin. The required components are metal valves measuring 12 by 8 by 8 inches and weighing 12 pounds, designed to regulate fluid within the aircraft hydraulic system. Delivery is required within 337 days to location SW3119. All responsible sources are eligible to submit capability statements, proposals, or quotations for consideration by the agency.
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$261,750Place of Performance
CA, USASet-Aside
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