CIRCUIT CARD ASSEMB

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded contract SPE7M526P3872 to CMC ELECTRONICS INC, with a total contract value of $101,991.70, for the delivery of 10 units of circuit card assemblies identified by NSN 5998014233221. The award was issued on July 21, 2026, under solicitation SPE7M5-26-T-166A, with delivery required by May 25, 2027, at the contractor’s facility in Saint-Laurent, Quebec, Canada. The contract is a fixed-price delivery order under a DLA procurement vehicle, and performance is governed by stringent military standards including MIL-STD-2073-1E for packaging and MIL-STD-129 for labeling, with ESD and EMI protection mandated through MIL-PRF-81705 Type I or Type III materials sourced exclusively from qualified manufacturers on QPL-S1705. All packaging must include preservation methods GX and I, and items are subject to government inspection and acceptance at origin. The contract mandates compliance with a broad set of federal and defense-specific clauses, including cybersecurity requirements under NIST SP 800-171, with incident reporting within 72 hours, flow-down obligations to subcontractors, and adherence to the Hazard Communication Standard and Safety Data Sheet submission protocol. Special provisions include DPAS priority rating H18, enabling precedence over non-rated orders, and compliance with the Combating Trafficking in Persons, Paid Sick Leave, and DEI discrimination clauses. Invoicing is exclusively through WAWF using invoice and receiving report formats, with payment routed via DoDAAC. The contract includes requirements for counterfeit electronic parts detection, supply chain traceability under DLAD C03, and adherence to Qualified Products and Manufacturers Lists. Although the Statement of Work is corrupted and unavailable, the technical scope is defined by referenced specifications and quality controls. The contractor must maintain current SAM registration and provide all required representations regarding small business status, UEI, and socioeconomic classifications, though actual affirmations are not documented. No modification, option, or extension clauses are present, and the contract contains no subcontracting limitations beyond mandatory flow-downs of specific clauses. All performance, delivery, and compliance obligations are bound by the clause language and referenced defense standards.