WELL, HOT FOOD
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Defense Logistics Agency award SPE3SE26F0870 is a delivery order issued on August 10, 2026, to Cospolich Inc. under the basic Simplified Indefinite-Delivery Contract SPE3SE26D5023. This specific order, valued at 1,240.09 dollars, is for the procurement of 1,000 units of hot food wells, identified by part number DIHW-N/RHN-N and NSN 7360015954775. The items are scheduled for delivery to the USS Somerset LPD 25 by October 9, 2026. The overarching basic contract, SPE3SE26D5023, was issued by DLA Troop Support on August 4, 2026, with a total contract value of 350,000.00 dollars and a guaranteed minimum of 35,000.00 dollars over a one-year period. Operating under NAICS code 332215, the agreement governs the provision of indefinite quantity supplies and strictly prohibits the use of government surplus materials in the fulfillment of orders.
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$1,240.09NAICS
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COSPOLICH INC.Award Issued Date
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