Eudf-supp centering ring,AL and 9 more items

The University of Nebraska has awarded a purchase order (PO) contract to Kurt J. Lesker Company for vacuum system components and scientific equipment. The contract, valued at $2,430.45, covers 10 line items to be delivered to the University's Electrical Engineering department at 209 N Walter Scott Engineering Center in Lincoln, Nebraska. Prime contractor Kurt J. Lesker Company will supply a diverse range of specialized equipment, including a combination transducer, multiple centering rings in aluminum and stainless steel, air admission valves, a four-way cross connector, high-vacuum grease, reducing nipples, and a 24-inch flexible stainless steel hose.

The contract's performance period spans from the award date of December 10, 2025, to the completion date of December 23, 2025, with delivery set for the specified timeframe. The purchase order is tax-exempt and follows the university's standard procurement terms, with payment conditions set at Net 30 and freight prepaid to the destination. The line items range in unit prices from $6.32 for aluminum centering rings to $1,748 for the combination transducer, indicating a procurement focused on precise, technical equipment likely intended for research or specialized engineering applications within the University of Nebraska's engineering infrastructure.