CLIP, SPRING TENSION

The U.S. Defense Logistics Agency awarded a firm-fixed-price delivery order to JAMAICA BEARINGS CO., INC. under contract number SPE7M025P0775 on July 21, 2026, with a total value of $182,222.33. The procurement involves the supply of various mechanical components including spring tension clips, helical extension springs, valve seats and disks, push and sensitive switches, pawls, O-rings, and connecting links for rigging, all identified by their NSN and PR numbers. The contract was issued under simplified acquisition procedures per FAR 13.302(a), indicating it was handled as a commercial item purchase with no competitive solicitation required. The award followed a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable selection process, with the contractor submitting the lowest-priced qualified bid. The contract modification reduced the quantity of one line item, DISK, VALVE, from 18 to 10 units, resulting in a cost reduction of $9,243.04, but no other pricing details for individual line items are provided. The awardee is located in New Hyde Park, New York, and the delivery location is unspecified, though the issuing office is DLA Land and Maritime in Columbus, Ohio. The paying office is the same organization, with Madeline Hatfield serving as the Contracting Officer, listed as the point of contact for contract administration, invoicing, and modifications. The contract includes no explicit requirements for packaging, marking, preservation, or inspection criteria, and no special clauses, representations, certifications, or socioeconomic status affirmations were identified in the documentation. There is no defined period of performance, FOB terms, or stated delivery schedule, and no Contracting Officer’s Representative or technical representative is listed. All terms and conditions of the original contract remain in effect, and inspection and acceptance processes are presumed to follow standard FAR guidelines, though specific standards or testing protocols are not cited. The absence of detailed technical specifications, referenced military standards, or attachment lists suggests that the technical requirements may be embedded in separate documentation not included in the award notice.