ANTENNA

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded L3Harris Technologies, Inc. a firm-fixed-price delivery order under solicitation SPE7M0-26-T-5747 for five antennas, identified by NSN 5985-01-225-1369, at a total contract value of $14,095.00. The award was issued on July 21, 2026, with delivery required 400 days later, targeting August 25, 2027, to the designated destination at DLA Distribution San Diego, California. The contract operates under FOB origin terms with government payment responsibility, meaning the contractor must ship the items from its Amityville, NY location, and the government assumes possession upon arrival at the destination. Compliance with stringent packaging, marking, and shipping standards is mandatory, including MIL-STD-129 for labeling and barcoding, ASTM D3951 for non-hazardous packaging, RP001 for palletization, and TQ Requirement IP025 for any hazardous materials. The inspection and acceptance occur at the destination by government representatives, with documentation required through the WAWF system for all invoicing and receiving reports. The contract imposes significant regulatory compliance obligations, including adherence to FAR and DFARS clauses such as 52.204-27 prohibiting the use of ByteDance-covered applications like TikTok on any system involved in contract performance. The contractor must maintain CMMC Level 2 cybersecurity certification and comply with DFARS 252.204-7012 for protection of controlled unclassified information, alongside export control mandates under ITAR/EAR, requiring JCP certification, technical data training, and submission of the DLA Export-Controlled Technical Data Questionnaire. Subcontractors must be pre-approved through Source Approval Requests, and all materials must conform to the DLA Master List of Technical and Quality Requirements. Although no socioeconomic certifications are claimed and no option periods exist, the contract remains tightly bound by administrative controls, mandatory WAWF usage for payments, and strict accountability for compliance with defense procurement standards, with no deviations allowed in core requirements such as packaging, labeling, and cybersecurity posture.