R-407A REFRIGERANT
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Defense Logistics Agency award SPE4A626FD8V7 is a delivery order issued on August 17, 2026, under the basic contract SPE4A616D0226. The contract was awarded to Hudson Technologies Company, a small disadvantaged women-owned business, for the procurement of one cylinder of R-407A refrigerant (NSN 6830016808427) at a total fixed price of $974.32. The item is designated for delivery to the USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) at FPO AE 09520, with a required delivery date of September 8, 2026. The agreement is established as FOB Destination, meaning the contractor maintains responsibility for transportation costs and risks until the goods reach the vessel. Administrative oversight is managed by DLA Aviation, with Marie Harrison and Phillip Hart serving as government representatives. Invoicing must be submitted electronically in accordance with DFARS 252.232-7003 to the Defense Finance and Accounting Service. Packaging and marking must adhere to DLA procedural notes C19 and C20, ensuring all shipments include the specific Transportation Control Number R2129762296A53. Inspection and acceptance are conducted at the origin by the government.
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$974.32Place of Performance
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