THRUST BEARING ASSE
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The Defense Logistics Agency awarded contract SPE4AX25F3110 to Aero-Glen International LLC on September 22, 2026, as a delivery order under the broader Indefinite Quantity Contract SPE4A222D0007. This specific award is for the procurement of thrust bearing assemblies, identified by part number 1680000264361. The total contract price is 54,331.20 dollars. The award was originally valued at 72,688.70 dollars, but was reduced by 18,357.50 dollars through modification P00001. This modification granted the awardee a First Article Test waiver based on previous performance, which led to the cancellation of the government first article test line item and the removal of clause 52.209-4. The overarching master contract, established in June 2022, carries a total value of 169,488.07 dollars and includes a base period and two three-year option periods.
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$72,688.7Place of Performance
TX, USASet-Aside
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AERO-GLEN INTERNATIONAL LLCAward Issued Date
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