COMMERCIAL LAB TESTING - JET A

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded a fixed-price contract to Intertek USA Inc. under solicitation SPE603-21-R-0508 and contract number SPE603-22-D-5000, with a delivery order issued as SPE60324FA3X9 on July 14, 2026. The award covers commercial laboratory testing services for Jet A fuel and associated transportation, with total potential contract value exceeding $9.7 million across a base period ending December 14, 2023, and an option period extending through December 14, 2025. Performance is to be conducted within the CONUS, with services provided at Intertek’s facilities and acceptance governed by inspection criteria referenced in attachments including the Statement of Work (SOW CONUS), Energy Quality Assurance Plan (E34), and detailed pricing documentation. The contract mandates invoicing exclusively through the Wide Area Workflow system, with payments processed by the Defense Finance and Accounting Service in Columbus, Ohio. The contractor, identified by CAGE code 1SG15 and confirmed as a Women-Owned Small Business eligible under the WOSB program, must comply with FAR and DFARS clauses including safeguarding covered defense information under NIST SP 800-171, anti-kickback provisions, and subcontracting restrictions, while also adhering to general federal acquisition requirements for quality, delivery, and cybersecurity. Delivery terms are FOB destination, with specific locations deferred to the schedule, and no detailed packaging, marking, or preservation standards are specified beyond administrative tracking requirements in the SF-1449 form. The contracting officer is Owen Hassig, with Karen Tom listed as an administrative point of contact, though no formal Contracting Officer’s Representative is designated. The contract includes contractual modifications and attachments referenced for compliance, including wage determinations, subcontracting plans, and signed award documents, all supporting a procurement structure that emphasizes commercial item acquisition, cost transparency, and regulatory adherence without requiring individual key personnel, security clearances, or organizational conflict of interest mitigation beyond standard clauses.