Award

Delivery Order #SPE7LX26FARCT

Delivery Order for Wire Rope Assembly under Oshkosh Defense IDIQ Contract

Buyer

Defense Logistics Agency

Award Amount

$37,002.42

Ceiling

$37,002.42

Awarded

June 04, 2026

Period of Performance

Jun 04, 2026 – Oct 02, 2026

Identifier

SPE7LX26FARCT

NAICS

332994

This award represents a delivery order, a type of definitive contract, issued under a longstanding indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract to Oshkosh Defense, LLC. Oshkosh Defense is a prominent defense contractor known for manufacturing tactical vehicle systems and critical support components. The delivery order procures a wire rope assembly, an essential mechanical component likely supporting military vehicle or weapon system functionality, underscoring its role in maintaining operational readiness for defense applications. The work involves supplying a specialized assembly essential for the performance of defense equipment. The contract is a continuation of a multi-year, competitively awarded IDIQ contract focused on gun mount pedestals and related spare parts, supporting sustained supply chain efforts for military heavy truck weapon systems. This particular delivery order spans a short-term, multi-month period within 2026, meeting immediate operational needs, and the place of performance is Oshkosh, Wisconsin, consistent with the recipient's primary manufacturing location. While the delivery order was placed under the competitive umbrella of the parent IDIQ contract, it constitutes a direct award for specific parts. The parent contract has a broad scope that includes supplying various spare parts and assemblies essential for defense logistics. No subcontractors were identified for this award, and the original solicitation details are part of the parent IDIQ agreement. This procurement reinforces Oshkosh Defense's pivotal role in ensuring the U.S. military's tactical vehicles remain mission-ready through dependable parts supply.

Description

4572028761!WIRE ROPE ASSEMBLY,

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