COMMERCIAL LAB TESTING - FSII

The contract awarded to Intertek USA Inc. under solicitation SPE60323FA3H3 and tied to the base contract SPE60322D5000 is a commercial item acquisition for laboratory testing and transportation services related to aviation and marine fuels, including JET A, JP5, F76, JPTS, and FSII. The total value of the specific task order issued under this contract is $95,171.47, with performance scheduled to occur at various U.S. laboratory locations identified by DoDAAC codes, primarily SPE603 with extension USLABS. Delivery is governed by FOB Destination terms, placing shipping responsibility on the contractor until receipt at the designated destination. The work requires compliance with the Defense Energy Quality Assurance Program (ENERGY QAP E34) and DFARS Appendix F for documentation, while testing methodologies imply adherence to industry standards even if not explicitly stated. The contract was awarded under FAR Part 12 procedures, utilizing fixed-price terms with clauses for changes, definitions, anti-kickback procedures, and restrictions on subcontractor sales, and mandates the use of Wide Area WorkFlow for all invoicing and receiving reports. Intertek USA Inc., identified by CAGE code 1SG15, is represented as a Women-Owned Small Business and an Economically Disadvantaged WOSB, meeting the size standard of $15 million in average annual receipts under NAICS code 541380. The base contract spans from December 15, 2021, to December 14, 2025, with an option period extending through 2025 and a total potential value exceeding $9.7 million across base and option years, though the current task order modifies and cancels prior quantitative line items with a unit pricing structure of $1.00 per unit. Payment is managed by the Defense Finance and Accounting Service through the DoDAAC SL4701, with invoices required electronically via WAWF only. The contractor must comply with DFARS 252.204-7012 for safeguarding controlled unclassified information and DFARS 252.204-7018 prohibiting procurement of covered telecommunications equipment. No key personnel or specific security clearances are mandated, and while no packaging, preservation, or marking standards are detailed, routing through DoDAACs and use of Standard Form 144