TEST, PCBS, BTUS, 279.11 PARAMETERS
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The Defense Logistics Agency has awarded TD ENVIRONMENTAL INC, identified by CAGE code 6VDR5, a delivery order under contract SP450026D0002 for the testing of PCBs and BTUs against 279.11 parameters, with the NSN/part number S222V00013779 and purchase request 7017673802. The total contract value is $1,552.50, with the award officially issued on July 30, 2026. This action falls under the larger solicitation SP450026F6869, posted on DIBBS, and is classified as a federal award with no specified set-aside or NAICS code. The contract does not include detailed location data for the office or place of performance, though the performance is expected to occur within the United States. The award is administered through the Department of Defense, and additional information can be accessed via the DIBBS portal using the provided UI link.
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