LADDER, VEHICLE BOAR
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Defense Logistics Agency award SPE7L126FAW3A is a delivery order issued to RDO Agriculture Equipment Co under the basic contract SPE7LX22D0068. Dated July 23, 2026, this specific order is for the procurement of three vehicle board ladders, identified by NSN 2540015671779, for a total contract price of 376.53 dollars. The items are to be delivered FOB destination to the DLA Distribution New Cumberland Facility. This delivery order operates under a broader requirements contract, originally established via solicitation SPE7LX-21-R-0085, which covers 11,490 different national stock numbers. That overarching agreement features a four-year base period with three subsequent two-year option periods, allowing for a potential total term of ten years. This specific transaction is classified under NAICS code 332510 and is designated as a DPAS rated order.
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$376.53Place of Performance
MN, USASet-Aside
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RDO AGRICULTURE EQUIPMENT COAward Issued Date
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