ACTUATOR, ELECTRO-ME

The contract SPE7MC25P0934, awarded by the Defense Logistics Agency through solicitation SPE7MC-25-T-2774, is a firm-fixed-price award of $37,941.18 to MORPAC INDUSTRIES, INC (CAGE 66822) for the supply of a single line item: an electro-mechanical actuator identified by NSN 4810014163288. The award was issued on July 15, 2026, with an original solicitation date of January 21, 2025, and is governed under simplified acquisition procedures per FAR 13.302(a) and 12.303(a), which supports the classification as a micro-purchase award. While the total contract value is clearly defined, specific quantities, unit pricing, delivery schedules, and option details are not provided, and no breakdown of costs or line-item specifics beyond the single item is included. The place of performance and delivery location are not explicitly stated, though the contractor’s address in Pacific, WA, is listed, and the contracting office is based in Columbus, OH. The contract includes the FAR clause 52.222-90, Addressing DEI Discrimination by Federal Contractors, with a deviation under 2026-00040, Revision 1, mandating compliance with non-discrimination requirements related to diversity, equity, and inclusion, though no affirmative representation or certification from the offeror is documented. Inspection and acceptance procedures lack explicit definition, with no designated location or criteria specified; compliance is presumed under standard DoD practices. Packaging, marking, and barcoding requirements are not detailed in the documentation, though the presence of NSN and CAGE code implies adherence to standard military labeling practices, such as MIL-STD-129 and MIL-STD-2073-1, even if not formally cited. Payment, invoicing, and accounting data including TAS, AAC, or ACRN lines are omitted, and no contracting officer’s representative or technical representative is named. The contract is administered by PCO Micheal Finken at DLA Land and Maritime, with electronic communication conducted through DIBBS. No attachments, evaluation factors, socioeconomic certifications, or additional special requirements beyond the DEI clause are present, and the award appears rooted in a straightforward, low-value procurement