ADAPTER, DRAIN VALVE

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded a delivery order under the IDIQ contract SPE4A122G0010 to General Electric Company (CAGE 99207) for the procurement of 12,000 ADAPTER, DRAIN VALVE units with NSN 2915011397175 at a total contract value of $17,416.08, with each unit priced at $1.45134. The award was issued on July 21, 2026, through modification SPE4A526F2753/P00001, originating from solicitation SPE4A5-25-T-429M, and performance is fully within the United States at the contractor’s location in Lynn, Massachusetts. The contract is structured as a single-line-item delivery order under a larger procurement vehicle, with no options or extended delivery schedules specified. The primary contractual requirement centers on compliance with FAR 52.222-90, as modified by DoD Class Deviation 2026-00040 Revision 1, mandating that the contractor and all subcontractors refrain from engaging in racially discriminatory DEI training or activities, maintain records for audit, report subcontractor noncompliance, and notify the Contracting Officer of any legal challenges to the clause. General Electric Company, identified as a large business, has affirmed its adherence to this clause, which constitutes a binding certification under Section K of the contract. No technical specifications, quality standards, MIL-STDs, packaging requirements beyond basic labeling, or detailed inspection criteria are provided; labeling must include the NSN, CAGE code, and contract number, though specific format or barcoding standards are not defined. Delivery and performance are set at the contractor’s facility, with no FOB terms, shipping details, or invoicing methods specified. The Contracting Officer is Dean Allen of DLA Aviation’s ASC Supplier Oper OEM Division in Richmond, Virginia, reachable via email, while no COR or COTR is named. Payment, accounting, and appropriation data are not disclosed, and while electronic communication is implied as acceptable for submissions, no specific portal, file types, or deadline formats are stated beyond reference to the solicitation’s issued date. The contract underscores regulatory compliance over technical performance, with a low-value, commercial-item procurement governed by federal DEI enforcement policy rather than engineering or operational specifications.