Supply of Pneumatic Vehicular Tires
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The Defense Logistics Agency is procuring six new pneumatic tires specifically for military ground support equipment under a subcontract awarded with the contract number SPE7LX26F70W7. The tires must be fully compliant with Department of Defense standards and ready for immediate operational deployment without additional preparation or modification. This requirement is tied to NAICS code 336360, indicating the focus on vehicle tire manufacturing for defense applications. The solicitation was posted on July 15, 2026, and the performance location is under the jurisdiction of the Department of Defense, though specific geographic details are not provided. All tires must meet the stringent quality, durability, and safety specifications mandated by DLA to ensure compatibility and reliability in military environments.
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This scope was carved out of SPE7LX26F70W7.
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TIRE, PNEUMATIC, VEHICULAR
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