SEALING COMPOUND
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Defense Logistics Agency award SPE8ES26F92QA is a delivery order issued on August 28, 2026, under the basic administrative contract SPE8ES24D0005. The contract was awarded to ASRC Federal Facilities Logistics, LLC for the procurement of sealing compound, identified by NSN/Part 8030001742599. The order consists of a single contract line item for a quantity of 4.000 KT at a unit price of 25.0500, resulting in a total contract price of 100.20 dollars. The delivery order specifies that the materials are to be shipped to Fort Bliss, Texas, where destination inspection and acceptance will occur. This transaction is part of a larger administrative framework established under the basic contract dated March 8, 2024, which has a total award value of 950 million dollars and is designed for issuing non-FMS delivery orders. The order includes specific payment, accounting, and shipping instructions, as well as a DPAS rating notice.
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