TUBE ASSEMBLY, ENTRY
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The Defense Logistics Agency awarded The Boeing Company a delivery order under contract SPE4A125G0009 on July 27, 2026, for a total price of $117,065.48. The award stems from solicitation SPE4A6-25-T-586C and is for the supply of a single line item: a tube assembly, entry with NSN 4710006072100 and PR 7010289541. The acquisition falls under the NAICS code 332996, which pertains to other fabricated metal product manufacturing, and is classified as a federal procurement under the Department of Defense. Although the solicitation's response deadline was February 3, 2025, the award was issued nearly 18 months later, indicating an extended evaluation or processing period. The contract does not specify a place of performance or point of contact, and no set-aside type is designated, implying the award was competed without restrictions. The contract is accessible via the DIBBS portal with the provided UI link, and all documentation reflects standard federal procurement practices.
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