PARTS KIT, ENGINE GENERATOR
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The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime issued delivery order SPE7L126FAKT9 on August 28, 2026, to Cummins Inc. under the overarching requirements contract SPE7LX21D0007. This specific order is for the procurement of two engine generator parts kits, identified by NSN 2920016280833, at a unit price of 1,601.61 dollars, resulting in a total contract value of 3,203.22 dollars. The items are scheduled for delivery to Fort Hood, Texas, by September 8, 2026. The underlying requirements contract, SPE7LX21D0007, was originally effective November 12, 2020, and provides for a base period and four option periods extending through 2032. This framework establishes the general terms for shipping, invoicing, and acceptance for supplies provided by Cummins Inc. to the Department of Defense. The delivery order includes detailed accounting data and specific instructions for the fulfillment and payment of the requested parts kits.
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