Medical & Industrial Oxygen Supply
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The contract requires the supply and delivery of 3,000 cubic yards of high-purity oxygen, identified by NSN 6830010495263, to Fort Stewart, Georgia, with a firm delivery deadline of August 24, 2026. All shipments must adhere to traceable shipping protocols and comply strictly with Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement and Defense Logistics Agency standards to ensure security, accountability, and quality control throughout the logistics chain. The oxygen is classified under NAICS code 325120, indicating its industrial and medical use, and the procurement is handled as a subcontract under the Department of Defense, specifically managed by the Defense Logistics Agency. Delivery must be executed without exception to the specified date and under the exact regulatory framework governing defense-related material transport.
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This scope was carved out of SPE4A626FD81D.
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