CIRCUIT BREAKER

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded a $350,000.00 indefinite-delivery contract to KELLY & HAYES ELECTRICAL SUPPLY OF (CAGE 1JQX5) for the procurement of a circuit breaker identified by NSN 5925009842163 under solicitation SPE7M1-26-U-3074. The contract, issued as a unilateral indefinite-delivery contract below the simplified acquisition threshold, establishes a binding minimum quantity of 7 units at $14.50 per unit, with a hard ceiling of $350,000.00 for total performance. Deliveries must be completed within 60 days of order placement, with inspection and acceptance occurring at the destination point under government authority. All items must comply with stringent packaging and labeling standards, including MIL-STD-129 for marking, bar-coding, and shipment documentation, ASTM D3951 for non-hazardous commercial packaging, and TQ IP025 for hazardous materials as defined by FED-STD-313. Palletization must follow RP001 DLA Packaging Requirements, and all hazardous materials require submission of approved hazard warning labels and Safety Data Sheets in accordance with 29 CFR 1910.1200. Radioactive materials exceeding specified activity thresholds must be pre-notified and properly labeled. The contract mandates full compliance with DFARS and FAR clauses covering cybersecurity (252.227-7012), supply chain risk (252.239-7018), prohibited items including covered defense telecommunications and hexavalent chromium, whistleblower protections, employment eligibility verification, and trafficking in persons. Invoicing is exclusively handled through Wide Area WorkFlow using government-specific voucher types based on line item structure. The contract requires the contractor to maintain accurate size and socioeconomic status representations, including small business certifications, and to report any changes within 30 days. Payment is administered by DEF FIN AND ACCOUNTING SVC in Columbus, Ohio, with Jacob Hamilton designated as the Contracting Officer. No Contracting Officer’s Technical Representative is listed. All deliverables must conform to DLA’s Master List of Technical and Quality Requirements, and ozone-depleting chemicals are strictly prohibited.