BACKPLANE ASSEMBLY

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded WESTSIM ENGINEERING, INC. (CAGE 7MR60) a contract valued at $50,800.00 for the procurement of a BACKPLANE ASSEMBLY identified by NSN 5998016539666 under solicitation SPE7M0-26-T-2465, with the award issued on July 15, 2026 through contract modification SPE7M126V5755. The contract was executed under simplified acquisition procedures per FAR 13.302(a) and 12.303(a), indicating a streamlined process typically used for low-dollar-value procurements. The sole line item specifies the delivery of the backplane assembly without detailed quantities or unit pricing, and the place of performance is not designated, though the contracting office is located at DLA Land and Maritime, Maritime Supply Chain in Columbus, Ohio. The contract includes the mandatory clause FAR 52.222-90, Addressing DEI Discrimination by Federal Contractors, issued under Deviation 2026-00040, Revision 1, requiring the contractor to report any concerns through a Post Award Request in DIBBS. No other clauses, inspection criteria, packaging specifications, or quality standards are explicitly defined in the provided documentation, suggesting reliance on standard defense logistics protocols for marking and identification via NSN and CAGE code. The awardee’s size status and socioeconomic certifications are not documented, and no Contracting Officer’s Representative or technical oversight contact is listed, though the Contracting Officer, Micheal Finken, is identified with direct contact details. Invoicing methods and payment instructions are not specified, but use of government-wide electronic systems is implied through DIBBS integration. Delivery schedules, FOB terms, and period of performance dates are absent, and no options or additional CLINs are included, confirming this as a single-award, firm-fixed-price acquisition. The full technical specifications, inspection protocols, and performance details likely reside in the unprovided Continuation Sheet referenced in the modification, and no attachments or evaluation factors are publicly available, limiting transparency to the basic award terms and compliance obligations.