16--AIR INLET ASSEMBLY,

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded Raytheon Company, with CAGE code 96214, a contract modification numbered SPE7M825P1885 P00002 on July 15, 2026, for a single air inlet assembly identified by NSN 1680015612469, with a total contract value of $78,359.47. The award stemmed from solicitation SPE7M8-25-T-1417, which utilized simplified acquisition procedures under FAR 13.302(a), indicating a direct award likely based on lowest price technically acceptable criteria, though the formal basis of award is not explicitly documented. The contract performance location is not specified, but the contractor’s address is in McKinney, Texas, and administration is handled by DCMA Radars and Sensors at Hanscom Air Force Base. The contract type is not formally stated, but its structure and value suggest a Firm Fixed Price arrangement common for such minor procurements. Key contract administration is managed by Contracting Officer Michael Finken, with no Contracting Officer’s Representative or Technical Representative identified. Packaging and marking requirements are implied to comply with MIL-STD-129 and DIBBS barcoding standards, though no explicit instructions are listed. Inspection and acceptance procedures lack detailed criteria, location, or responsible party assignments, and no specific technical specifications or performance standards are provided in the statement of work. The only incorporated clause is FAR 52.222-90, as revised under deviation 2026-00040, which prohibits discriminatory DEI practices by the contractor, representing a unique compliance obligation. No options, special security requirements, key personnel provisions, or OCI clauses are included. Payment and accounting details, including TAS, ACRN, or invoicing method, are not specified. The sole deliverable is one unit of the specified air inlet assembly, with no delivery schedule, FOB terms, or period of performance dates outlined beyond the award date. The contractor’s size status and socioeconomic certifications are not disclosed, and while the Unique Entity ID is inferred through CAGE code alignment, it is not explicitly listed. All documentation is minimal and administrative, typical for a straightforward, low-value procurement under a streamlined acquisition process.