CIRCUIT CARD ASSEMB

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded Contract SPE7M126P3278 to CENTROID, INC. (CAGE 21856) on July 14, 2026, for the procurement of 12 units of a circuit card assembly identified by NSN 5998005298635 and procurement request number 7011805102, at a total contract value of $99,996.00. The award stems from solicitation SPE7M0-25-T-8067 and is administered under simplified acquisition procedures, consistent with FAR 13.302(a) or 12.303(a), indicating a low-value, non-complex transaction typically handled through streamlined processes. The contract is performed at CENTROID, INC.’s location in Plainview, New York, with the DLA Land and Maritime, Maritime Supply Chain office in Columbus, Ohio, serving as the issuing and payment office. The contracting officer is Kelly Drees, accessible via Kelly.Drees@dla.mil, though no Contracting Officer’s Representative or Technical Representative is identified in the available documentation. The contract includes the incorporated clause FAR 52.222-90, Addressing DEI Discrimination by Federal Contractors, under Deviation 2026-00040, Revision 1, requiring compliance with federal policies on diversity, equity, and inclusion in workforce practices. No other special contract requirements, such as security clearances, OCI provisions, or contract options, are specified. Packaging and marking requirements are not explicitly detailed but are presumed to align with standard DoD practices, including potential application of MIL-STD-2073-1D for preservation and MIL-STD-130 for item identification, though neither is formally cited. Inspection and acceptance are the Government’s responsibility, with no specific location or technical criteria outlined in the documentation. The funding is identified under agency code 97AS, but specific AAC, TAS, or ACRN account data is not provided. Invoicing method is unconfirmed, though electronic transactions through DIBBS are implied by the award’s posting platform. The NAICS code 334418 applies to circuit board manufacturing, and while no socioeconomic status or small business certification is stated, the contract value falls below the simplified acquisition threshold, suggesting an LPTA selection methodology was likely