SLACKS, WOMEN'S
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Delivery order SPE1C126F5973 was issued by the Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support on August 25, 2026, to Gil Sewing Corp for the procurement of women's slacks. This specific order, valued at 3,428.40 dollars, covers two line items identified by NSNs 8410017206238 and 8410017206258. The goods are designated for delivery to the Travis Association for the Blind located in Austin, Texas. This order was placed under the broader Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity Firm Fixed Price contract SPE1C126D0007, which was originally awarded to Gil Sewing Corp on October 8, 2025. The overarching contract has a total value of 53,762,387.94 dollars and spans a five-year ordering period for the procurement of Air Force and Space Force trousers and slacks. This master agreement includes specific mandates for RFID tagging and utilizes a five-tier pricing structure.
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$3,428.4Place of Performance
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GIL SEWING CORPAward Issued Date
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