BATTERY SET

The Defense Logistics Agency issued a Request for Quotations under solicitation number SPE7L7-26-Q-1659 for a Battery Set identified by NSN 6140-01-484-7670, with a requirement for one unit to be delivered within 60 days after date of order. The contract is firm fixed price and falls under NAICS code 335910, with no set-aside for small businesses. Offerors must submit quotations by the deadline of June 3, 2026, via the DIBBS platform, and must certify current and accurate representations in the System for Award Management within the past 12 months, including compliance with DFARS 252.204-7016 regarding covered defense telecommunications equipment. The procurement includes stringent packaging and marking requirements per MIL-STD-2073-1E and MIL-STD-129, with specific preservation and palletization criteria defined by DLA’s RP001 guidelines. Hazardous material handling must adhere to IP025, FED STD 313D, and DFARS 252.223-7001, requiring certification via HAZDEC forms and proper labeling. Contractors must comply with cybersecurity and supply chain security provisions including DFARS 252.204-7012 for safeguarding covered defense information and reporting cyber incidents, as well as requirements for antiterrorism awareness training and whistleblower rights notification. Inspection and acceptance occur at the source, limited to kind, count, and condition by DCMA, with contractors required to furnish a Certificate of Conformance certifying full compliance with all specifications, drawings, preservation, packaging, marking, and identification requirements. Payment processing is mandated through the Wide Area WorkFlow system, and contractual obligations are governed by FAR and DFARS clauses covering default, subcontracting for commercial items, transportation by sea, export control, and control of government personnel work product. The contract incorporates the Defense Priorities and Allocations System (DPAS) rating and emphasizes best value award determination based on past performance, offered delivery, and price, allowing the Government to select an offeror other than the lowest-priced if it provides superior value. All submissions are treated as information requests, not binding offers, and the Government assumes no responsibility for offeror costs.