SENSOR, ANTI-LOCK BRAKE VEHICULAR
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Defense Logistics Agency award SPE7LX26F45Y5 is a delivery order issued on June 11, 2026, to Direct Line, Inc. under the overarching IDIQ contract SPE7LX24D0065. This specific order is for the procurement of vehicular anti-lock brake sensors, identified by NSN 2530015020543 and part number R955336, for a total contract price of 12,514.72 dollars. The procurement falls under NAICS code 336340 and is managed by DLA Land and Maritime. The underlying IDIQ contract, which became effective on June 27, 2024, establishes a five-year period of performance with a maximum ceiling of 8,147,141.46 dollars for various commercial items. This delivery order includes specific requirements for packaging, marking, and shipping, as well as DPAS rating notices and detailed accounting data to facilitate the delivery of the sensors to the designated destination.
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$12,514.72Place of Performance
FL, USASet-Aside
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DIRECT LINE, INCAward Issued Date
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