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Parts Kit, Door Lift Procurement | Department of Defense DLA Land

★ DEPT OF DEFENSE DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY DLA LAND DLA LAND COLUMBUS DLA LAND AND MARITIME
Ohio
DEPT OF DEFENSE
2590
Presolicitation
May 21, 2026
DLA LAND AND MARITIME
Unrestricted
July 9, 2026 3:59 AM

Executive Summary

The Department of Defense is procuring a Parts Kit for Door Lift through a long-term Indefinite Quantity Contract. This contract includes a 3-year base period with 2 one-year options, totaling up to 5 years.

Key Requirements (Verbatim Excerpts)

  • NSN:  2590012121057
  • CAGE:  19207
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Scope & Requirements

The subject requirement is for the acquisition of the NSN(s) listed below. The FSC(s) of this requirement: 2590. The Government is pursuing a long-term, Indefinite Quantity Contract with firm fixed pricing for the duration of 3-year base period with 2 one-year option periods for a potential total of 5 years, that will provide DLA Direct (Stocked) replenishment coverage in support of military depots. Increments and delivery schedule will be noted on the RFP.

  • NSN: 2590012121057
  • CAGE: 19207
  • ITEM NAME: Parts Kit, Door Lift
  • DWG: 12340832-3
  • UM: KT
  • EST YEARLY QTY (ADQ): 2,451

Compliance & Qualifications

  • Full and Open Competition applies.
  • FOB Origin, per First Destination Transportation (FDT) program applies.
  • Inspection at Origin applies.

How to Prepare Your Bid

  1. Ensure your proposal includes competitive pricing as the final auction price will be considered the final proposal revision.
  2. Participate in the online Reverse Auction and be prepared for public disclosure of your proposed prices.
  3. Review the requirements for the NSN and ensure compliance with all specifications and standards listed in the solicitation.
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