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Federal contract vehicle · indefinite delivery / indefinite quantity
Duns #:798869962 / Maps Id NVS-7044. Title: Compliance Testing of Door Locks and Door Retention Components to Fmvss No. 206. the Price Schedule Is in Accordance With Section B.3, Year One Pricing. Period of Performance Is 1 Year From the Date of Award. Line Item 0000: Kick-off Meeting 1 @ $500.00 Line Item 1001: Side Door Tests 15 @ $1525.00 Total $22,875.00 Line Item 1005: Contractor Purchased Test Items (CPTI) Service Charge 15 @ $75.00EA Total $1125.00 Line Item 1006: Reimbursement of Contractor Purchased Test Items (CPTI) 1 @ $22,000.00 Grand Total $46,500.00 the Cpti Identified as an Attachment to This Delivery Order Are Subject to Change by Mutual Agreement of the Nhtsa Cor and the Contractor, Providing That the Total Cost of All Test Items Does Not Exceed the Available Funds Listed on Clin 1006 of This Delivery Order.
Committed
$253,327
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