SPACER, STEPPED
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Contract SPE7LX26D0069 is a fixed-price, Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) award issued by the Defense Logistics Agency to the Canadian Commercial Corporation, with 100 percent subcontracting to General Dynamics Land Systems-Canada. The contract provides for the supply of various Department of Defense managed National Stock Numbers, including stepped spacers. The total potential value over the full ten-year period is estimated between 26,082,736.46 dollars and 105,993,460.00 dollars, consisting of a five-year base period starting August 7, 2026, and five optional one-year extensions through August 6, 2036. Performance occurs at the General Dynamics Land Systems-Canada facility in London, Ontario, with inspection and acceptance also conducted at origin via HCL Logistics Inc. The contract is administered by DCMA Americas Canada and operates under the U.S.-Canada Defense Production Sharing Agreement, granting the awardee specific exemptions from the Buy American Act and U.S. small business subcontracting plans. Pricing is subject to an annual redetermination process. Payment is processed through DFAS Columbus, and the contract follows FOB Destination terms.
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