LEAD, ELECTRICAL
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Defense Logistics Agency award SPE4A626F203R is a delivery order issued to Midway Industrial Supply Inc. under the broader indefinite delivery purchase order SPE4A625D5214. This specific order, awarded on June 17, 2026, is for the procurement of 1,620 units of electrical leads, identified by NSN 6150008046728, for a total contract price of 7,597.80 dollars. The order is categorized as a small business set-aside under NAICS code 335999 and consists of three contract line items with a unit price of 4.69 dollars. The delivery of these components is required by November 30, 2026, with shipments designated for DLA Distribution depots located in Hill AFB, San Diego, and Oklahoma. This order operates under the terms of the primary five-year base contract, which has a maximum value of 250,000.00 dollars and mandates strict adherence to QPL/QML compliance and MIL-STD packaging requirements.
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$7,597.8Place of Performance
NY, USASet-Aside
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