SHOCK ABSORBER, DIRE
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The Defense Logistics Agency awarded delivery order SPE7LX26F12RG to the Canadian Commercial Corporation on September 23, 2026, for a total price of $208,433.04. This order was issued under the broader Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity contract SPE7LX26D0069, which was established on August 7, 2026, with an estimated base period value of $26,082,736.46 and a total potential duration of ten years. General Dynamics Land Systems-Canada Corporation serves as the first-tier subcontractor for this overarching agreement. This specific delivery order is for the procurement of 228 shock absorbers, identified by part number 10626347-PG and NSN 2510200051737. The requirement is divided into two contract line items, with all units scheduled for delivery by November 4, 2027. The procurement is managed by DLA Land and Maritime to support various major subordinate commands.
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