SEAL, PLAIN ENCASED
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Defense Logistics Agency award SPE7LX27F2000 is a delivery order issued to Direct Line, Inc. on October 15, 2026, under the broader indefinite quantity contract SPE7LX24D5045. This specific order, managed by DLA Weapons Support, is for the procurement of 5,809 units of plain encased seals, identified by part number 120501093E and NSN 5330013605252. The total value of this delivery order is 84,404.77 dollars, distributed across two contract line item numbers. The delivery of these supplies is scheduled for February 12, 2027, with shipments designated for DLA Distribution centers located in Tracy, California, and New Cumberland, Pennsylvania. This order operates under the primary contract established on September 17, 2024, which carries a total value of 3,124,286.00 dollars and a base period of 1,095 days for the issuance of supplies.
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$84,404.77Place of Performance
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