BATTERY POWER SUPPL

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded JLG Industries, Inc. (CAGE 1YHH8) a contract totaling $2,353.35 for the procurement of battery power supplies identified by NSN 6130016901958 under solicitation SPE7L4-26-T-5720, with an award date of July 24, 2026. Delivery is required at the Naval Expeditionary Logistics Support Group in Williamsburg, Virginia, with FOB origin terms and a 20-day lead time after order placement. The contract is governed by stringent packaging and labeling standards per MIL-STD-2073-1E and MIL-STD-129, mandating preservation method 41 (CLNG/DRY), specific container types including D3 unit and E5 intermediate containers, and standardized barcoding for traceability. All shipments must comply with hazardous material regulations under 29 CFR 1910.1200, requiring Safety Data Sheets and correct labeling, with exceptions only under specified federal statutes. The presence of radioactive materials triggers mandatory prior notification to the government if specific activity thresholds are exceeded, and mercury is prohibited except in enumerated functional components like batteries, with mandatory secondary containment for portable fluorescent lamps and instruments. Inspection and acceptance occur at the destination under FAR 52.246-2, with zero non-conformances required for acceptance unless otherwise specified, and sampling follows MIL-STD-1916 or ASQ Z1.4 with strict quality controls. The contract incorporates multiple Federal Acquisition Regulation and Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement clauses, including mandatory representations for small business status under 52.219-28, employment eligibility verification under 52.222-54, and prohibitions on trafficking in persons under 52.222-50, all modified under Deviation 2026-O0038. Cybersecurity obligations extend to safeguarding covered contractor information systems per 52.240-93 and safeguarding defense information under 252.204-7012, both subject to the same deviation. Electronic invoicing through Wide Area WorkFlow is required, and the contractor must comply with export control and anti-mercury provisions. Authorization and consent for government use of technical data are governed by Alternate I and Alternate II of 52.227-