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AwardTape · Defense awards · Industrial equipment and supplies · Hardware and abrasives · FA820324P0017

FA820324P0017: $103K purchase order to Thomas Instrument, Incorporated

Thomas Instrument, Incorporated holds a purchase order from Department of the Air Force with $103K obligated since Oct 2023, against a ceiling of $103K. Latest action Sep 3, 2024.

Purchase provides for the production and delivery of nsn 5340016907971 in support of the F-15 weapon system.

PIIDFA820324P0017
Typepurchase order
CompanyThomas Instrument, Incorporated
AgencyDepartment of the Air Force
Contracting officeFA8203 AFSC PZAAB
CategoryIndustrial equipment and supplies · Hardware and abrasives
PSC5340 HARDWARE, COMMERCIAL
NAICS336413 OTHER AIRCRAFT PARTS AND AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURING
Obligated since Oct 2023$103K
Total obligated (lifetime)$103K
Ceiling (base and all options)$103K
Base dateSep 3, 2024
Latest actionSep 3, 2024
End dateSep 9, 2026
Actions since Oct 20231
PricingFirm fixed price
CompetitionCompeted under simplified acquisition
Place of performanceTX
SourceUSAspending.gov record
Reporting lagDoD 90 days
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Source: USAspending.gov prime award data (FPDS), DoD and DHS contracts, orders and IDVs with any action since Oct 1, 2023. Obligated FY2024+ sums the obligations on those actions; total obligated is the award's lifetime figure. DoD contract actions publish on USAspending about 90 days after signing (DFARS PGI 204.6), so the latest DoD actions here trail the calendar by about 3 months. Place of performance shows the state only.

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