SCREW, CAP, HEXAGON HEAD
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Defense Logistics Agency award SPE4A626F499U is a delivery order issued to T.P.S. Aviation Inc under the broader indefinite delivery contract SPE4A622D5592. Awarded on September 22, 2026, this specific order is for the procurement of 274 hexagon head cap screws, identified by NSN 5305007262558, for a total contract price of 1,027.50 dollars. The delivery for these items is scheduled for October 2, 2026. The overarching contract, established on April 20, 2022, is a federal agreement with a maximum value of 250,000.00 dollars and falls under NAICS code 332722. This master agreement governs the technical specifications, packaging requirements, and quality assurance sampling standards for the procurement of various screws. The current award serves as a specific execution of the supplies and services outlined within that primary delivery vehicle.
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$1,027.5Place of Performance
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T.P.S. AVIATION INCAward Issued Date
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