CAN, MILITARY

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded a delivery order under contract SPE7MX21D0016 to SUPPLYCORE LLC, with a total price of $223.86, effective August 1, 2026. This delivery order pertains to a single line item for a MILITARY CAN (NSN 7240013375268) to be delivered to JBPHH, Hawaii, with a target delivery date of August 7, 2026, under FOB DESTINATION terms. The overarching contract is an indefinite-quantity, fixed-price vehicle with an annual price adjustment mechanism, initially effective from November 20, 2020, through November 19, 2024, with an optional one-year extension through November 19, 2025. The total value of the contract ranges from a guaranteed minimum of $1.5 million to a ceiling of $92 million, encompassing multiple NSNs and logistics support components. The base pricing for line item CLIN 0001 is adjusted by percentage-based logistics support fees—13.58% for CONUS, 19.67% for OCONUS, and 13.58% for FMS—resulting in an overall structure that supports scalable, tiered delivery logistics. The award was made to a small business certified as a Women-Owned Small Business and Economically Disadvantaged Women-Owned Small Business under NAICS 332431, with the contractor required to comply with all representations and certifications documented in the solicitation. The contract incorporates by reference key Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses including FAR 52.212-1, 52.212-4, and 52.212-5, and mandates adherence to detailed Procurement Item Descriptions (PIDs) and Performance Work Statement attachments that govern technical requirements, packaging, hazardous material handling, and first article testing protocols. Deliverables must comply with specific marking and barcoding standards, though explicit MIL-STD references for packaging and preservation are not provided, suggesting they are embedded in the unattached PID documentation. Payment is administered by DFAS with invoices directed to a Columbus, Ohio remittance address via EDI, and contract administration is managed by DLA Land and Maritime. The contractor is required to meet surge delivery capabilities, defined as monthly wartime rates over a six-month contingency period, though