A newer version of this notice has been posted. SAM.gov republished solicitation W911S226U4368 on 03 September 2026. This page is kept because it is a real record, but the current requirement, dates and attachments are on the latest version. Read the latest version →
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This solicitation has closed — responses were due 07 September 2026.
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Can be bid as a nonmanufacturer: 500 or fewer employees, normally sells this item, takes possession of it, and supplies a product made in the US by a small manufacturer unless SBA has waived that. 13 CFR 121.406(b)
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Description
Double-end box wrench is constructed from alloy steel with a satin finish and features standard heads set at a 15-degree offset for improved access in confined spaces. It is designed in SAE sizing with head sizes of 1-1/2 inch and 1-5/8 inch and includes rounded openings on both ends. The wrench has a straight, one-piece silver handle and a standard-length body measuring 17 inches overall, with an overall width of 3-17/64 inches. Head thickness measures 39/64 inch on one end and 5/8 inch on the other. The tool is not insulated, non-sparking, non-magnetic, ratcheting, or reversing, but it is corrosion resistant and tether capable. The wrench weighs 3.31 pounds.
Version history
SAM.gov has posted 3 notices under solicitation W911S226U4368, oldest first.
01 September 2026 — Combined Synopsis/Solicitation (this page)
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