Supply of Isopropyl Alcohol (NSN 6810002865435)
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The contract involves the procurement and delivery of 17 gallons of Isopropyl Alcohol identified by NSN 6810002865435 to a U.S. government facility in Tucson, Arizona, with a mandatory delivery deadline of July 15, 2026. The item must be packaged in full compliance with federal regulations and shipped using traceable logistics to ensure accountability and security throughout transit. The supply is subject to inspection and formal acceptance by government authorities prior to final payment. This is a subcontract under the Department of Defense, managed by the Defense Logistics Agency, and falls under NAICS code 424690 for pharmaceutical and chemical product merchant wholesalers. All terms are governed by federal contracting standards and require strict adherence to quality, documentation, and delivery timelines.
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This scope was carved out of SPE4A626FCCPQ.
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ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL
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