PBL MATERIAL BOEING
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The Defense Logistics Agency has awarded The Boeing Company a contract valued at $55,895,713.35 under solicitation SPRPA124F0046, with an award date of July 9, 2026. This contract is issued as a delivery order under the existing master agreement SPRPA122D0001 and focuses on providing Product Support Packages for Boeing systems. The work involves two distinct line items: PBL MATERIAL BOEING and PBL MATERIAL SUPPORT BOEING, both identified by the same purchase requisition number and referencing NSN parts 0001S00000146 and 0001S00000152 respectively, indicating a comprehensive logistics and material support effort. The contract is awarded without a specified set-aside classification and is managed directly by the Department of Defense through the DLA, with performance expected to support federal operations across the United States. All contractual information is accessible via the DIBBS platform through the provided link, ensuring transparency and traceability of the award.
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