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12--MISCELLANEOUS FIRE CONTROL EQUIPMENT
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This five-year long-term contract, issued by the DLA Land Warren under the Department of Defense, is for the procurement of Fire Control Quadrants, identified by NSN 1290-01-610-3964 and Part Number 13042173:19200. The agreement specifies a minimum quantity of 51 units and a maximum of 1,253 units with range pricing and FOB Destination shipping terms. This opportunity is designated as a small business set-aside, meaning only offers from small business concerns will be considered. The procurement process may utilize a reverse auction as a pricing technique, which requires participating contractors to be registered in the reverse auction system and for their representatives to complete mandatory online training.
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