ARMOR, SUPPLEMENTAL,

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded The Boeing Company a delivery order under contract SPE4A125G0012 for supplemental armor identified by NSN 1560015992363, with a total contract value of $233,620.73, effective July 21, 2026. The award is issued as a modification under solicitation SPE4A526F3669, with performance located at The Boeing Company’s facility in Mesa, Arizona, and delivery responsibilities resting with the contractor. Two line items are specified, each for 128 sets of the same armor component, though unit pricing and extended costs are not detailed in the available documentation. The contract operates under a firm-fixed-price structure consistent with Defense Logistics Agency procurement practices for standardized defense items, and the NAICS code 336413 confirms its alignment with aircraft manufacturing. The contract’s primary special requirement is the implementation of FAR 52.222-90 addressing DEI discrimination, introduced under DoD Deviation 2026-00040 and supported by Executive Orders 14275, 14265, and 14398, as well as OMB Memorandum M-25-26. This clause imposes mandatory compliance obligations on The Boeing Company, including the flowdown of identical requirements to all U.S.-based subcontractors, the reporting of any subcontractor violations or legal challenges to the clause, and the provision of records upon request for compliance audits. Noncompliance may result in contract termination or suspension, and adherence is deemed material to government payment under federal statute. The contracting officer, Dean Allen of DLA Aviation in Richmond, Virginia, holds authority over contract administration and payment, though no Contracting Officer’s Representative or technical oversight personnel are identified. Inspection and acceptance criteria are not specified beyond compliance with the DEI clause, and no packaging, marking, or technical quality standards such as MIL-STD-129 are included. The contractor has affirmed its status through its CAGE code 48T42 but has not declared size or socioeconomic certifications. No attachments, evaluation factors, or detailed delivery schedules are provided, indicating a narrow amendment focused on compliance rather than scope expansion.