VALVE, PNEUMATIC TIRE
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Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime issued delivery order SPE7L026F6639 to Dill Air Controls Products LLC on August 20, 2026, for the procurement of pneumatic tire valves under the broader indefinite delivery contract SPE7L426D60PL. The delivery order originally consisted of two contract line items with a total value of 6,094.50 dollars, with shipments scheduled for October and November 2026 to DLA Distribution Warner Robins. The overarching master contract, established on December 9, 2025, carried a maximum value of 350,000.00 dollars and a guaranteed minimum quantity of 665 units for the specified part. On August 27, 2026, the government issued modification P00001, which cancelled the delivery order in its entirety. This action specifically cancelled line items 0002 and 0003 for the pneumatic tire valves, reducing the total contract value by 6,094.50 dollars and leaving a final balance of zero dollars.
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