TIE ROD END, STEERING
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Defense Logistics Agency award SPE7L126F168D is a delivery order issued on September 8, 2026, under the broader indefinite quantity contract SPE7LX22D0127. The order was awarded to V2X Systems LLC for a total price of 57,984.12 dollars to procure 36 steering tie rod ends, identified by part number 755001058A02 and NSN 2530015732857. The specified delivery date for these components is March 17, 2027. The overarching contract, originally awarded to VSE Corp on July 7, 2022, covers the procurement of 17 different national stock numbers, including brake drums and ABS sensors. This master agreement features a three-year base period with two optional years, a maximum total value of 1,552,110.32 dollars, and a minimum guarantee of 9,700.69 dollars. The contract structure includes a detailed pricing schedule with annual price escalations of 5 percent.
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$57,984.12Place of Performance
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V2X SYSTEMS LLCAward Issued Date
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