ADAPTER, STRAIGHT, FL

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded ITL LLC (CAGE 7BGA2) a firm fixed-price contract valued at $12,616.31 for the delivery of seven units of an adapter, straight, hose to flange, identified by NSN 4730000578574. Awarded on July 20, 2026, under solicitation SPE7M3-26-T-0254, the contract requires delivery to W1A8 DLA DIST SAN JOAQUIN in Tracy, California, with a performance period of 280 days after award and an FOB origin term, meaning title and risk transfer at the contractor’s location while the government assumes transportation costs. The product must comply with stringent military packaging standards specified in MIL-STD-2073-1E, including preservation method 10 (cleaning and drying), specific packaging codes, and prohibition of mercury or mercury-containing compounds in packaging or preservation materials. Marking and labeling must adhere to MIL-STD-129 with standardized barcoding for unit and intermediate containers, and all hazardous materials must be labeled per OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard, with material safety data sheets required prior to award. The contractor is obligated to submit all invoices and receiving reports exclusively through the Wide Area WorkFlow system, using specific document types like Invoice 2in1 or combined invoices with receiving reports, and must maintain an active SAM registration. The contract includes a full suite of Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses covering cybersecurity safeguards, whistleblower protections, small business re-representation with Alternate I modifications, child labor and veteran employment reporting, trafficking in persons prohibitions, prohibition of Chinese telecommunications equipment, subcontracting for commercial items, and electronic payment submissions. Government inspection and acceptance occur at the delivery destination, and the contractor must comply with export controls under ITAR and EAR, restrictions on conflict minerals, and cargo preference requiring use of U.S.-flag vessels unless a 45-day advance waiver is granted. All clauses mandate strict compliance, and deviations such as prohibition of hexavalent chromium and mercury are absolute. No options, modifications, or variable quantities are included, and the contract contains no formal attachments list, though referenced documents like ocean bills of lading and hazard labels are integral to performance.