CAPACITOR, FIXED, ELE

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded a fixed-price contract to Extreme Components Incorporated (CAGE 58GK6) for the supply of 40 electrolytic capacitors, NSN 5910012705248, with a total contract value of $910.40. The award, issued under solicitation SPE7M5-26-T-023Y and posted on DIBBS on July 15, 2026, requires delivery by October 5, 2026, under FOB Origin terms, with the contractor’s facility in Neptune, New Jersey serving as the point of origin and the DLA Storage Warehouse in Tracy, California as the destination. The contract mandates strict compliance with military and federal standards, including MIL-STD-2073-1E for packaging and preservation, MIL-STD-129 for labeling and barcoding, MIL-DTL-39028 for capacitor preservation, and IPC/JEDEC J-STD-609 for component lead finish marking. Hazardous materials must be labeled per OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard and MIL-STD-129, with a total prohibition on hexavalent chromium and requirements to submit Safety Data Sheets for all regulated substances. The contractor must adhere to cybersecurity requirements under NIST SP 800-171 and DFARS 252.204-7012, with mandatory reporting of cyber incidents within 72 hours, and is prohibited from using telecommunications equipment from sanctioned Chinese firms under 252.204-7018. Export control compliance under ITAR and EAR is required, and the use of foreign-flag vessels in ocean transport is subject to specific disclosure requirements. All performance is governed by MIL-PRF-39003P and MIL-PRF-39003/1L, with inspection and acceptance performed by the government at the destination. Invoicing must be submitted through Wide Area WorkFlow, and the contract includes a comprehensive suite of FAR and DFARS clauses addressing equal opportunity, trafficking in persons, employment verification, sustainable products, subcontracting, patent indemnity, inspection, default, whistleblower rights, labor practices, and supply chain risk. The contract contains no options, quantity variances, or modification authorities beyond fixed-price terms, and no evaluation factors or socioeconomic set-asides were specified in the solicitation.