ANNISTON ARMY DEPOT BLAST MEDIA TX71B3

The U.S. Defense Logistics Agency awarded Contract SP450026F6138 to TRI-STATE GOVERNMENT SERVICES INC for the delivery of blast media items, with a total contract value of $10,474.20, effective July 1, 2026. This award is issued under the existing delivery order SP450026D0003 and includes specific line items identified by NSN numbers S222V00014592 and S222V00014593, associated with the Anniston Army Depot. The contract is structured as a Firm Fixed Price arrangement with no exercised options, as all option periods are priced at $0.00. Performance is required over a 320-day period with delivery to be made to locations specified in supporting schedules, and shipments must not be sent to addresses listed directly on the contract page. Payment processing is managed by the Defense Finance and Accounting Service in Columbus, Ohio, and all invoices must be submitted electronically via the Wide Area WorkFlow system using DLA Form 2505 or equivalent receiving reports. The contracting officer is Elizabeth Roberts, with Jason Mattson serving as the contracting officer’s representative based at Anniston Army Depot. The award references multiple attachments including the Statement of Work, price schedule, pickup locations, work surveillance checklists, invoice templates, terms and conditions, wage determinations, and the signed SF-1449 form. Sustainability compliance with EPA SNAP and USDA BioPreferred programs is required, though no detailed technical specifications, packaging standards, or MIL-STD references are provided within the document. Inspection and acceptance responsibilities rest with the government, conducted at designated DoDAAC locations, with criteria inferred from CLIN-specific testing requirements for organics and contaminants rather than explicit standards documented in a dedicated Section E. No representation certifications from the contractor were found, and while socioeconomic status is noted for the solicitation as an EDWOSB set-aside, there is no evidence the awardee formally certified its small business or socioeconomic status. No key personnel, security clearance, or organizational conflict of interest provisions are included. The contract’s primary components are administrative and financial, with performance expectations centered on supply delivery and regulatory compliance rather than complex service execution.