ACTUATOR, ELECTRO-MECHANICAL, ROTARY

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded a firm-fixed-price, indefinite-quantity contract to Johnson Controls Navy Systems, LLC (CAGE 66935), a women-owned small business, under solicitation SPE7MX24D0014 with award number SPE7LX26F68F3 dated July 13, 2026. The contract has a base period spanning March 20, 2024, through March 19, 2027, with a minimum obligation of $100,386.91 and a maximum ceiling value of $35,135,417.73. The first delivery order under this contract is for one electro-mechanical rotary actuator (NSN 3010016054119) at a price of $37,902.04, to be delivered to DLA Distribution Yokosuka, Japan, with FOB origin terms meaning the government assumes transportation responsibility and cost under the FDT Program. Inspection and acceptance occur at the destination point, conducted solely by the government, with compliance tied to the contract and Attachment #2, which details product identification, packaging, and marking requirements without explicitly citing MIL-STD standards. The contractor must adhere to commercial item procurement rules under FAR Part 12 and is required to submit electronic subcontracting reports via eSRS, maintain WOSB program eligibility, and comply with supply chain restrictions including DFARS clauses on foreign entities such as those linked to the Xinjiang region, Maduro regime, and Russian fossil fuel sectors. The contract includes supporting attachments for scheduling, packaging, subcontracting plans, SBPCD, proposal documentation, and the signed contract, all submitted in PDF format. The government payment office is located in Columbus, Ohio, with no alternate remittance address provided, and administration is handled by DLA Land and Maritime, with Brandy Warner as the contracting officer and Theresa Murphy as the administrative point of contact, while no formal COR or COTR is specified. The contract permits the addition of new items through bilateral modifications and mandates compliance with ANSI X12 for electronic data interchange.