BISACODYL DELAYED-RELEASE TABLETS

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded a single-line delivery order to DMS PHARMACEUTICAL GROUP INC under contract SPE2DP26F7668 for the supply of 4.000 boxes of BISACODYL DELAYED-RELEASE TABLETS, with a total contract value of $4.32. The award was issued on July 14, 2026, and the delivery is scheduled for July 29, 2026, under the parent contract SPE2DX25D9900. The product is identified by NSN 6505001182759 and NDC 00904-6407-61, with the manufacturer’s CAGE code listed as 1LEZO and the awardee’s CAGE code as 1UNB0. Delivery is to be made FOB destination to Fort Stewart, Georgia, with the contractor bearing all transportation costs and risks until final acceptance at the delivery point. Inspection and acceptance occur at the destination, and parcel post is strictly prohibited; shipments must be sent via traceable means. Each shipment must include the traceable control number W33RBS61940139 and be properly labeled with the designated delivery address. The contract is coded under NAICS 424210, falls under federal procurement, and uses a firm-fixed-price structure, though no formal FAR or DFARS clauses are explicitly listed in the provided documentation. Payment responsibility rests with the contractor, and no specific invoicing system, contracting officer contact, or evaluation factors are detailed. The acquisition is not designated with any socioeconomic set-aside, and no representations, certifications, or special requirements such as security clearances or subcontracting plans are indicated. Packaging, marking, and bar-coding requirements are minimal and based on contract-specific directives rather than MIL-STD standards. Accounting and appropriation data is limited to a DIC code A0A, PR 7017499838, and a SUPP ADD code W9046W, with no explicit TAS or AAC identifiers provided. The entire transaction is a low-value, single-delivery procurement executed as a streamlined supply order without supplemental clauses or formal compliance documentation typically associated with more complex contracts.