NUT, SLEEVE
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Defense Logistics Agency award SPE4A623F8662 was issued to Hardware Specialty Co. Inc. as a delivery order under the broader Indefinite Delivery Purchase Order SPE4A622D5180. The contract focused on the procurement of sleeve nuts, identified by NSN 5310014230797, with an initial award date of June 1, 2026. The overarching IDPO established a total value not to exceed 249,999.99 dollars, featuring a one-year base period with three options and a guaranteed minimum of 1,011 units priced at 1.02 dollars per unit. Despite the initial award, the contract was subsequently altered via unilateral modification P00001. This modification cancelled the contract in its entirety at no cost to the government following a request from Hardware Specialty Co. Inc. due to a strategic shift in their business operations. As a result, CLIN 0001 was deleted and de-obligated, reducing the total contract value from 3,438.25 dollars to zero dollars.
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