Electrical cable and accessories:030-4877-8; FUSE; IND; AUTO; 32V; AC; 150-AMPS; 80V; DC; FLAT-BLADE; TIME-DELAY; FUSE; ANL-SERIES; BUSS; BUSSMAN…
Ended NON-IT Goods California Awarded
- Contract number
- PO-321012601369
- Awardee
- PARTS WEST HEAVY DUTY LLC
- Contracting organization
- Department of Transportation
- Contract amount
- $199.23
Award facts
- Completion date
- UNSPSC code
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About this award
The California Department of Transportation awarded a Non-IT Goods contract to Parts West Heavy Duty LLC on February 9, 2026, for the procurement of electrical components. The contract, identified as PO-321012601369, carries a total contract value of $199 and covers the delivery of 25 units of Bussmann ANL-150 series fuses at a unit price of $7.32 each. These fuses are industrial-grade, flat-blade, time-delay electrical components rated for 32 volts alternating current at 150 amperes and 80 volts direct current, meeting specification number 030-4877-8.
The contract period of performance was completed on the same date as the award, February 9, 2026, indicating a same-day transaction for delivery of these electrical accessories. This procurement supports the Department of Transportation's equipment and maintenance operations through the supply of critical electrical protection components from the prime contractor Parts West Heavy Duty LLC.
Line items
| Item | Total |
|---|---|
| Electrical cable and accessories:030-4877-8; FUSE; IND; AUTO; 32V; AC; 150-AMPS; 80V; DC; FLAT-BLADE; TIME-DELAY; FUSE; ANL-SERIES; BUSS; BUSSMAN; ANL-150. | $183.00 |
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Who was awarded contract PO-321012601369?
Contract PO-321012601369 was awarded to PARTS WEST HEAVY DUTY LLC by Department of Transportation in California on February 9, 2026.
How much is contract PO-321012601369 worth?
Its contract amount is $199.23.
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