PARTS KIT, DRIVE FIN
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Contract SPE4A726F004Z is a delivery order issued on August 18, 2026, by the Defense Logistics Agency under the broader five-year Long Term Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE4A724D5513. Awarded to Maven Engineering Corporation, a small business, this specific order is for the procurement of 39 units of Drive Fin Parts Kits, identified by NSN 1650007987353. The total value of this delivery order is 2,057.64, with a unit price of 52.76 per kit. The items are scheduled for delivery to the DLA Distribution Depot Oklahoma by April 12, 2027. This order operates under the terms of the primary contract, which was established on August 12, 2024, with a total value not to exceed 250,000 and a base period extending through August 11, 2029. The overarching agreement includes a guaranteed minimum of 33 units and provisions for annual pricing escalations over its five-year duration.
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