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| Part No. | NSN | Item Name | Manufacturer | Contract No | QTY | RFQ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 393-500193-001 | 4540-01-070-1386 | Heater Trough | Chromalox Corp | NA | 2440 | RFQ |
| 52c3847-1 | 4540-01-070-1386 | Heater Trough | Engineered Arresting Systems | NA | Avl | RFQ |
| 52c3847-1 | 4540-01-070-1386 | Heater Trough | Engineered Arresting Systems Corp | NA | 2445 | RFQ |
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