1560-014346367, SUPPLEMENT ARMOR, WSDC: 06F, AIRCRAFT, HERCULES C-130

The contract pertains to the sole-source procurement of Supplement Armor (NSN 1560-014346367) for C-130 aircraft under a Firm Fixed-Price Indefinite Quantity Contract administered by the Defense Logistics Agency Aviation through its Richmond, Virginia office. The acquisition is justified under 10 U.S.C. § 3204(a)(1) due to the exclusive capability of Victor Defense to supply the armor system, following market research that identified no viable alternative sources despite engagement with other potential vendors such as Foster-Miller Inc. The contract covers an estimated quantity of 80 to 400 units over a five-year base period with deliveries occurring on an As Required Order basis, though no specific option quantities or dollar ranges are defined. No formal evaluation factors, pricing data, or extended price calculations are provided in the documentation, and the estimated total contract value remains unspecified. The place of performance is Richmond, Virginia, and all administrative functions, including contracting officer responsibilities, are managed by DLA Richmond, with Jeremy Prince designated as the contracting officer and Tatjana Klemmer serving as the primary point of contact. Procurement notes L04 and M06 govern the evaluation of part-numbered items and contractor logistics support, but no standard FAR or DFARS contract clauses are incorporated into the solicitation. Technical certification is required for procurements exceeding $15 million, though no such certification has been submitted. No packaging or marking specifications, inspection procedures, invoicing methods, or accounting data such as AAC, TAS, or ACRN are detailed in the documentation. Representations and certifications from offerors are absent, and no CAGE codes or UEIs are fully specified. The solicitation was issued on June 10, 2026, with a submission deadline of February 9, 2026, and a signing date of February 11, 2026, and all submissions must be submitted through SAM.gov. The contract contains no defined options or contract term extensions beyond the base five-year period, and special requirements are limited to the sole-source justification and compliance with statutory procurement thresholds.