BUMPER

This contract is a small business set-aside indefinite-delivery contract issued by the Department of Defense under solicitation SPE7L4-26-U-1013 for the procurement of 431 units of a bumper with NSN 5340014749146 at a unit price of $431.00, with a guaranteed minimum quantity of 64 units and a maximum contract value of $350,000.00. Deliveries are to be made FOB Origin with no variance permitted in quantity, and inspection and acceptance occur at the destination. Packaging must comply with MIL-STD-2073-1E using preservation method 10, with cleaning and drying required, and no preservation or wrapping materials used. Marking must follow MIL-STD-129 with no special marking required, and palletization must adhere to DLA Packaging Requirements for Procurement. The item is subject to hazardous material handling standards, including proper labeling per OSHA Hazard Communication Guidelines, and barcoding must conform to GS1 standards. Delivery must occur within 116 days of order placement, and all invoicing must be submitted electronically via Wide Area WorkFlow. The contract includes numerous FAR and DFARS clauses governing compliance with ethics, cybersecurity, subcontracting, environmental standards, and labor protections, including prohibitions on hexavalent chromium, forced labor, and the acquisition of equipment from Chinese military companies. Contractors must hold a valid UEI and CAGE code, certify their small business status under NAICS 332510, and comply with all representation and certification requirements, including socioeconomic designations. Performance is governed by standardized inspection protocols, and the government retains final acceptance authority. Payment is contingent on electronic submission through WAWF, and the contracting officer’s representative is designated in the DD 1155 form. Solicitation responses are due by August 11, 2026, and must be submitted through DIBBS with technical data uploaded via PCF1x. The contract is structured for automated award under simplified acquisition procedures, with award likely based on lowest price technically acceptable principles, and all terms incorporate deviations allowing flexibility for cybersecurity and trafficking compliance requirements.