PARTS KIT, PISTON ASSEMBLY, ENGINE
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Delivery order SPE7L127FA218 was awarded to Cummins Inc. on October 6, 2026, for the procurement of one engine piston assembly parts kit, identified by NSN 2805016582336. The total value of this specific order is 315.23 dollars, with the items designated for delivery to the Letterkenny Army Depot. This transaction was processed under NAICS code 336310 for the Defense Logistics Agency. This order is issued under the broader requirements contract SPE7LX21D0007, which was originally awarded to Cummins Inc. on November 12, 2020. The overarching agreement covers 9,304 National Stock Numbers with a total potential value of 248,691,809.00 dollars over a ten-year period ending November 11, 2032. The primary contract utilizes a fixed-price structure with Economic Price Adjustment and is administered through DLA Land and Maritime and DCMA Huntsville.
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$315.23Place of Performance
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CUMMINS INCAward Issued Date
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