Cobra Radios

The U.S. Department of Defense, through the FA3016 502 Cons Cl office at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, Texas, has issued a Request for Quote (FA301626Q0201) to procure 80 units of Cobra PX650 six-pack two-way radios with bulk chargers under a small business total set-aside using NAICS code 334220, which has a size standard of 1,250 employees. The solicitation requires full compliance with the salient characteristics outlined in Attachment 1 and mandates delivery to Lackland AFB, TX within 30 calendar days of contract award under FOB destination terms. The contract is strictly firm fixed price, and award will follow a lowest-priced, technically acceptable (LPTA) methodology, where technical acceptability is determined on a binary pass/fail basis without scoring or weighting of non-cost factors. All quotes must originate from small businesses registered in SAM.gov with valid Unique Entity IDs and CAGE Codes, and offerors must affirm compliance with all applicable FAR and DFARS clauses, including prohibitions on inverted domestic corporations, convict labor, child labor, human trafficking, and the use of covered telecommunications equipment. The radios must be individually marked in accordance with MIL-STD-130 using a machine-readable two-dimensional Data Matrix symbol compliant with ISO/IEC 16022 (ECC 200), containing the enterprise identifier and serial number according to ISO/IEC 15434 and ANSI MH10.8.2 standards. Shipment packaging and labeling must adhere to MIL-STD-129, and all items must be submitted for inspection and acceptance at the destination, LACKLAND AFB, TX, with receipt documented through the Wide Area WorkFlow system using approved document types. Payment will be processed via DoDAAC F87700, and invoice submission is mandated through WAWF, not IPP. The procurement is governed by numerous incorporated clauses, including 52.219-6 for small business set-aside, 52.204-13 for SAM maintenance, and 52.240-90/91 for security prohibitions, which collectively require offerors to ensure their supply chain complies with federal restrictions on prohibited technologies. No options, key personnel requirements, or additional contract clauses beyond those referenced are included, and the