CIRCUIT CARD ASSEMB

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded contract SPE7M525P0095 to LOKOS ELECTRONICS, LLC (CAGE 7GYX6) for the procurement of a circuit card assembly identified by NSN 5998-01-099-6498, with an initial contract value of $5,005.00 for thirteen units at $385.00 per unit. However, this line item was subsequently cancelled via modification P00001, resulting in a total contract value of $0.00, with no remaining obligations or active deliverables under the award. The contract was originally issued on October 3, 2024, under simplified acquisition procedures governed by FAR 13.302(a) and modified using Standard Form 30, indicating an administrative adjustment rather than a substantive change in scope. The contracting officer, Kaitlynne Wagner of DLA Land and Maritime, oversaw the modification, but no Contracting Officer’s Representative or technical oversight personnel are identified in the documentation. The contractor’s performance location is inferred as Middleton, Wisconsin, based on their business address, though the official place of performance is not specified. The government retains full responsibility for inspection and acceptance, with no defined inspection location or formal acceptance criteria provided. No packaging, marking, or preservation standards such as MIL-STD-2073-1 are cited, and no bar-coding or labeling requirements are included. There are no stated delivery schedules, FOB terms, or period of performance dates beyond the cancelled delivery deadline of March 2, 2025. The solicitation was issued under NAICS code 334418, classified as a federal procurement with no set-aside designation, and while the contractor’s CAGE code is verified, no socioeconomic status, size certification, Unique Entity ID, or affirmative representations are documented. Payment office and accounting data including AAC, TAS, or ACRN are referenced as potentially available on a continuation sheet but are not provided in the materials. Invoicing procedures, electronic submission methods, and specific inspection criteria are not detailed, and the contract lacks explicit provisions for special requirements, security clearances, or subcontracting flow-downs. The entire transaction reflects a formally closed purchase order, with no active services, options, or future obligations remaining.