CABLE ASSEMBLY, SPEC

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded contract SPE4A626P3799 to HYRIZE BUSINESS MANAGEMENT & CONSULTING, LLC, with a total value of $6,600.00, effective July 20, 2026, under solicitation SPE4A6-25-T-17ZR. The contract covers the procurement of a cable assembly identified by NSN 6150-01-674-3432 and includes a contractor first article test line item, though the first article test requirement has been formally waived via modification, relying instead on prior approved manufacturing standards. The contract modification also revised the delivery date for the cable assembly to November 13, 2026, and made administrative adjustments to the contract’s financial terms, reducing the original proposed value from $8,800 to $6,600. Key FAR clauses were modified: Clause 52.209-3 (First Article Testing) was deleted, while 52.232-23 (Assignment of Claims), 52.243-1 (Changes—Fixed Price), 52.249-1 (Termination for Convenience), and 52.249-8 (Default) were newly incorporated by reference, indicating a firm-fixed-price structure and standard federal contract protections and obligations. The contracting officer is Larry Conner, with Corinne Brazeal serving as the initiating point of contact from DLA Aviation, though no formal COR or COTR designation is explicitly provided. Payment details are incomplete, with no designated remittance address or invoicing method specified, though the accounting code 97X4930 5CBX 1011600 001 2570 S33189 is referenced for appropriations. The place of performance is undefined, though the contractor is located in Chatsworth, California, and the administrative office is in Carson, California. Packaging, marking, and preservation requirements are not specified in the available documents, and no MIL-STD references or labeling instructions are included. The contractor holds a CAGE code of 8SKT8, but socioeconomic status, size certification, and UEI are not documented. No option periods, special security requirements, key personnel clauses, or OCI provisions are mentioned, and the award basis—not explicitly stated—is likely tied to a simplified acquisition process due to the