BREECH ASSEMBLY

The contract awarded to LCF SYSTEMS, INC. under contract number SPE7L125P1929, issued by the Defense Logistics Agency, is for the delivery of a BREECH ASSEMBLY (NSN 1005011140080) and a Contractor First Article Test (NSN 0001S00000053) with a total contract value of $122,400. The award was issued on July 2, 2026, following modification P00002 which revised the delivery schedule to July 24, 2026, for both line items. The original solicitation, SPE7L1-24-T-899Y, was issued on December 3, 2024, and the contract is administered by DLA Land and Maritime with oversight from DCMA Mountain Pacific in Lakewood, Colorado. The contracting officer is Gina Nguyen, and while no Contracting Officer’s Technical Representative is named, government inspection and acceptance are governed by FAR 52.212-4 and FAR 43.103. The contractor’s performance location is identified as Scottsdale, Arizona, but the formal place of delivery or FOB terms are not specified. The contract appears to be a firm-fixed-price arrangement based on context, though the formal contract type is not documented. The contractor has waived claims related to delivery cancellations and accepted the government’s unilateral right to cancel if deadlines are missed. No specific packaging, preservation, or marking standards are detailed, though basic identifiers like NSN, CAGE code, and contract number are included. Technical specifications, performance standards, and detailed pricing are not provided in the available documents and are expected to be referenced from the original solicitation. The award was made without publicly disclosed evaluation factors, suggesting a possible LPTA methodology, but no formal weights, adjectival ratings, or risk assessments are documented. No socioeconomic certifications or affirmative representations appear in the publicly accessible data, though some may be contained in unretrieved attachments. Payment processing is handled by DLA Land and Maritime in Columbus, Ohio, with WAWF likely used for invoicing though not confirmed. No option periods, key personnel requirements, or security clearances are referenced, and no MIL-STD or other technical standards are cited for inspection or quality control.