BATTERY, STORAGE

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded a firm-fixed-price delivery order under contract SPE7LX26D0001 to STRYTEN ENERGY LLC, with a total value of $337.00 for two units of battery storage identified by NSN 6140014469506. The award, dated July 16, 2026, was issued under solicitation SPE7L126F058U and reflects a simplified acquisition procedure likely governed by FAR Part 13, given the minimal dollar value and lack of detailed evaluation criteria. Each unit is priced at $168.50, with no option quantities or variations permitted, and delivery is required by July 30, 2026, to the government facility in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, under FOB destination terms placing freight responsibility and risk on the contractor. Shipment must be transported via the fastest traceable means, excluding parcel post, with all packaging, marking, and identification requirements defined in the referenced but inaccessible “PID, Packaging, and Marking” attachment. The transaction includes a Transaction Control Number W90XJ661980031 and utilizes the Fast Pay provision under FAR 52.213-1 to expedite invoice processing. Inspection and acceptance occur at the delivery point, with no specific military standards cited in the available documentation, though compliance with Department of Defense supply chain norms is implied through the use of the NSN. The contractor holds CAGE code 20038, but no socioeconomic status, unique entity ID, or subcontracting details are disclosed. There is no public identification of the contracting officer representative or payment office, and no accounting codes such as TAS or AAC are provided, though the procuring office is identified as DLA under agency code 97AS. The contract includes a surge requirement and subcontractor provisions under its underlying long-term agreement, yet no formal Section I clauses or Section J attachments are detailed in the accessible material. The absence of evaluation factors, source selection criteria, and specific quality specifications suggests reliance on standard government supply procedures and the contractor’s existing capability to meet the defined NSN requirements.