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This solicitation, identified by number SPM7M813R0039, is for the procurement of 122 units of a Differential Transmitter Synchro, designated by NSN 5990-01-497-0093. All units are destined for delivery to Robins AFB, GA. Approved sources for this requirement include Transducer Controls Corporation and the Boeing Company, with specific part numbers B119501-007 and ST5M1373-005. The solicitation was issued around May 24, 2013, with an estimated response date of June 24, 2013. The government is not utilizing commercial item acquisition policies for this request, although interested parties were given a window to identify commercial capabilities. All necessary solicitation documents and drawings are available through the DSCC website, and inquiries are directed to the buyer, Brian Maxwell.
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$213,683Place of Performance
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JGB Enterprises, Inc.Award Issued Date
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