BATTERY, STORAGE

The contract SPE7L124F013F, awarded by the Defense Logistics Agency to STRYTEN ENERGY LLC (CAGE 20038), was initially intended to procure 40 units of battery storage systems under NSN 6140-01-446-9506, with an original estimated value of $6,543.60 under CLIN 0001. However, the contract was fully canceled via modification P00001 dated September 17, 2024, with no cost or liability to either party, resulting in a final contract value of $0. The award was issued under the broader delivery order SPE7LX21D0104, and while the solicitation was posted on July 20, 2026, the modification action predates this by over two years, suggesting administrative or procedural timing inconsistencies. The contracting officer, Erika Montes of DLA Land and Maritime, administered the contract from Columbus, Ohio, and maintained primary communication and modification authority. The awardee, located in Alpharetta, Georgia, had no designated delivery location specified, and no FOB terms, packaging requirements, inspection criteria, or performance deadlines are documented in the available materials. The NAICS code 335910 indicates the procurement falls under battery manufacturing, yet no technical specifications, MIL-STD compliance details, or quality assurance standards are referenced. Section I, E, H, K, and M of the contract are either partially incomplete or entirely absent, with only an incomplete attachment referenced as “ATTACH_Vendor_Sign_P g_” likely intended to be a vendor signature page. Payment and accounting details are referenced but not provided, with invoicing methods and appropriation data left to unidentified continuation sheets. The contract type is inferred as firm-fixed-price based on context but not formally confirmed. All standard regulatory clauses and administration details typically found in federal contracts lack complete documentation, suggesting this modification serves primarily as an administrative closure of an unexecuted order with minimal contractual execution history.