BRAKE CARRIER ASSEM

The contract awarded to 2LYONS AEROSPACE LLC under solicitation SPE7M4-26-T-3689 and contract number SPE7M426P1532 is for the production of a BRAKE CARRIER ASSEM and the associated GOVERNMENT FIRST ARTICLE TEST, with a total value of $347,689.00 and an award date of July 13, 2026. The work is performed by the contractor located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, under the administration of the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime, Maritime Supply Chain, with oversight from DCMA Southeast in Orlando, Florida. The contract is structured as a modification issued under FAR 13.302(a) or 12.303(a), suggesting a simplified acquisition procedure and likely a firm-fixed-price type, though the exact contract type is not explicitly stated. The only incorporated FAR clause is 52.222-90, addressing discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity, which includes a deviation under REVISION 1 and DEVIATION 2026-00040, indicating a modified compliance obligation specific to this award. The NAICS code 336413 classifies the work within aerospace product and parts manufacturing, aligning with the technical nature of the brake carrier assembly. No details on quantities, unit pricing, delivery schedules, FOB terms, or period of performance are provided beyond the award date, with all such information potentially contained in an unreferenced continuation sheet. Payment is to be processed through DLA Land and Maritime’s office in Columbus, Ohio, with no invoicing system such as WAWF or IPP specified. No Contracting Officer’s Representative or technical point of contact is named, and the contracting officer is identified as Micheal Finken. No packaging, marking, or preservation requirements are specified in the documentation, and no MIL-STD references have been included. The solicitation lacks any disclosed evaluation factors, award basis, or scoring methodology, and no socioeconomic certifications or small business status are confirmed for the awardee, though the CAGE code 8BPE2 is listed. The absence of an explicit list of attachments, detailed inspection criteria, or formal delivery locations further limits the scope of actionable contract terms available in the provided materials.