BRACKET, STRUCTURAL

The contract, awarded to BELL BOEING JOINT PROJECT OFFICE (CAGE 3B1R2) under solicitation SPE4A526F3627 on July 21, 2026, is a delivery order valued at $20,838.35 issued under the Basic Ordering Agreement SPE4A124G0009. The sole line item is a structural bracket identified by NSN 1560015012107 and pricing reference 7015211439, with no other items or option periods specified in the available data. The contract is administered by the Defense Logistics Agency through its Aviation branch, with Gordon Lucas listed as the Procuring Contracting Officer and doDAAC DGL0003 as the primary administrative contact. Payment processing is exclusively managed through WAWF, with no alternative invoicing mechanisms authorized. The contract incorporates multiple standard FAR and DFARS clauses related to cybersecurity safeguarding, cyber incident reporting, small business growth initiatives, accelerated payments to small business subcontractors, and compliance with Defense Priority and Allocation Requirements, all without modifications or alternates. The contract structure references essential attachments including Schedule B for pricing details and SAM documentation, but the actual contents of these attachments are not accessible, leaving critical elements like total contract value, delivery schedule, FOB terms, and place of performance undefined beyond the line item. Packaging, marking, and inspection requirements are confirmed to exist under Sections D and E of the contract, but their full specifications are not provided, and the inspection and acceptance processes are governed by DoDAAC-based routing with Government authority over final acceptance. No Contracting Officer’s Technical Representative is identified, and while cybersecurity compliance is mandated through clauses referencing NIST SP 800-171, no specific performance metrics, evaluation factors, or award rationale are disclosed. The NAICS code 332312 indicates the work falls under other fabricated metal product manufacturing, and the contract is administered under a federal procurement framework without any recorded small business set-aside. The absence of Schedule B data prevents verification of cost structure, and the contract remains dependent on unprovided documents to fully define its scope, delivery, or administrative parameters.