BATTERY POWER SUPPLY

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded DIRECT LINE, INC (CAGE 0GE52) a delivery order under contract SPE7L426D5006 for 58,000 battery power supplies with a total contract value of $5,998.83 per unit, resulting in a maximum potential value of $350,000. The order was issued on July 17, 2026, and is governed by a fixed-price structure with volume-based pricing tiers ranging from $5,844.32 to $5,998.83 per unit depending on quantity. Performance is to be conducted at the contractor’s facility in Sunrise, Florida, with deliveries made to various global locations as specified in individual task orders, under FOB Origin terms where the government assumes transportation costs upon shipment. Packaging and marking must strictly comply with MIL-STD-2073-1E and MIL-STD-129, including dry storage preservation, jute cloth cushioning, Type E5 unit containers, and the mandatory shelf life code 32 indicating a non-extendable 12-month Type I shelf life. The item is classified as a commercial product and subject to zero non-conformance acceptance criteria under MIL-STD-1916 sampling. The contract incorporates numerous FAR and DFARS clauses requiring compliance with federal regulations including employment reporting on veterans, combating trafficking in persons, hazardous material identification, ozone-depleting substance controls, and SAM maintenance. Additional mandates include the use of WAWF for all electronic invoicing and receiving reports, adherence to NIST SP 800-171 for systems handling controlled unclassified information, and strict controls on mercury-containing components per NAVSEA 5100-003D. Contractor systems must also enforce counterfeit electronic part detection, proper sourcing of electronic components, and disclose information in accordance with Defense Department protocols. Warranty and acceptance procedures are conducted by the government at origin with DCMA performing inspections. All shipments must be labeled with required hazardous material identifiers, MSDS documentation must be provided, and ocean transportation for high-value orders requires advance justification for U.S. flag vessel use. Compliance with these requirements is enforced through clauses covering whistleblower rights, former DOD official compensation, government personnel work product, and litigation-related disclosures. The contract does not include option years and operates under a guaranteed minimum and maximum value structure.