CCA, ANALOG I/O

This solicitation, identified as SPRMM1-26-Q-KE23, seeks the procurement of fifteen units of CCA, ANALOG I/O, a specialized electronic component governed by stringent military packaging, preservation, and marking standards. The contract is issued by the Department of Defense through SPRMM1 DLA Mechanicsburg in Pennsylvania, with Kayla Gluchowski serving as the primary point of contact. Offerors must respond electronically via the Procurement Integrated Enterprise Environment by June 4, 2026, and submission must fully comply with all technical, quality, and logistical requirements outlined in the solicitation. The work requires manufacturing in accordance with ISO 9001 quality system standards, compliance with hazardous material documentation under OSHA and FED STD 313, and full traceability of materials and components. All items must be uniquely identified and marked per MIL-STD-130 and MIL-STD-129, with machine-readable barcodes containing enterprise identifiers, serial numbers, and concatenated unique item identifiers, and must adhere to packaging specifications outlined in MIL-STD-2073-1, including Level A or Level B packaging depending on shipment type, and palletization per MIL-STD-147 and ANSI MH1-2016. The contract is structured under a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) award methodology, meaning selection will be based solely on price among technically compliant offers. Technical acceptability requires strict adherence to all specifications in Sections C, D, E, and H, including compliance with NIST SP 800-171 Rev 2 for safeguarding Controlled Unclassified Information, mandatory use of Wide Area WorkFlow for invoicing and receiving reports, and exclusion of components sourced from prohibited regions such as Xinjiang or Russian fossil fuel derivatives. Contractors must also affirm their small business status under FAR 52.219-28 and comply with post-employment restrictions for former DoD officials under 252.203-7005. FOB Destination terms apply, and while the delivery location is not yet finalized, final destinations will be designated via DoDAAC. The contract obligates the use of approved QPL materials, requires electronic submission of modifications via WFP Mod Assist, and mandates adherence to supply chain traceability protocols per DLAD Procurement Note C03. All documentation, from material certifications to test records, must be maintained and available for Government inspection, which may occur