LATCH, SAFETY, HOOK
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Defense Logistics Agency award SPE4A626F460Z is a delivery order issued on September 17, 2026, to GOVPARTS LLC under the broader indefinite delivery contract SPE4A625D5145. This specific order, valued at 887.76 dollars, is for the procurement of 54 safety hook latches identified by NSN 4030014337225. The items are scheduled for delivery to the DLA Distribution New Cumberland facility by January 15, 2027. The overarching contract is a total small business set-aside specifically designated for small disadvantaged women-owned businesses under NAICS code 332510. Managed by DLA Aviation, the primary agreement features a five-year base period with a maximum value of 250,000.00 dollars and a tiered pricing schedule. It establishes a delivery lead time of 120 days after receipt of order and ensures a guaranteed minimum purchase of 54 units during the first year.
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$887.76Place of Performance
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GOVPARTS LLCAward Issued Date
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