MANIFOLD, FLUID, AIRC
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The Defense Logistics Agency has awarded Parker-Hannifin Corporation, with CAGE code 59211, a contract valued at $381,025.81 for the supply of a fluid manifold for aircraft, identified by NSN 2995014675223 and part number 7009360522. This delivery order is issued under the existing contract SPE4A122G0007 and stems from solicitation SPE4A7-25-T-0349, which was posted on DIBBS with a response deadline of October 15, 2024, and resulting in an award dated July 27, 2026. The NAICS code 332919 categorizes the work under other fabricated metal product manufacturing, and the contract is classified as a federal award with no specific set-aside designation. Performance will occur within the United States, though no specific city or state is provided, and the award is administered by the Department of Defense through the DLA. The contract details are accessible via the official DIBBS portal, and the item being procured is a critical component for aircraft fluid systems.
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