SEAL, PLAIN ENCASED
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Defense Logistics Agency award SPE7L326F1967 is a delivery order issued on August 25, 2026, to Jamaica Bearings Co. Inc. under the basic indefinite delivery contract SPE7L325D62GL. This specific order, valued at 6,332.13 dollars, is for the procurement of 437 units of plain encased seals, identified by NSN 5330015800215 and part number 547898-85. The delivery for these items is scheduled for completion by February 16, 2027. The overarching basic contract, SPE7L325D62GL, is a unilateral simplified indefinite delivery contract with a maximum value of 250,000.00 dollars and an estimated annual quantity of 421 units. Operating under NAICS code 339991, the agreement becomes binding upon the contractor's acceptable performance of an initial delivery order. This procurement is managed by DLA Land and Maritime within the Department of Defense.
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$6,332.13Place of Performance
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JAMAICA BEARINGS CO. INC.Award Issued Date
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