CONNECTING ROD, PIST

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded L3 TECHNOLOGIES, INC. (CAGE 34228) a contract modification (SPE7M026P1866, P00001) under solicitation SPE7M0-26-Q-0371 for the procurement of two line items of CONNECTING ROD, PIST (NSN 2530016895026), with a total contract value of $95,830.00. The award was issued on July 13, 2026, through a unilateral modification under FAR 13.302(a) or FAR 12.303(a), indicating a simplified acquisition process typically used for commercial items. The contract does not specify quantities, unit prices, delivery schedules, FOB terms, or inspection and acceptance criteria, though it references compliance with the Defense Logistics Agency’s logistics and identification systems via the NSN and CAGE code. The primary special requirement incorporated is FAR 52.222-90, Addressing DEI Discrimination by Federal Contractors, effective under deviation 2026-00040, Revision 1, which imposes nondiscrimination obligations in employment practices. Packaging, marking, and transportation requirements are not detailed in the available documentation but are presumed to align with standard DoD practices such as MIL-STD-129 based on context. The contractor’s address is listed as 50 PRINCE ST, NORTHAMPTON, MA 01060-3635, but the official place of performance and delivery location are not specified. Payment administration is handled by DLA Land and Maritime, Fluid Handling Division, at PO Box 3990, Columbus, OH 43218-3990, with Kelly Drees serving as the Contracting Officer. No Contracting Officer’s Representative or technical evaluation criteria were provided, and no socioeconomic status, size certification, or unique entity identifier beyond the CAGE code was explicitly stated. The award appears to be based on a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable rationale due to the minor scope, low value, and absence of detailed evaluation factors. Invoicing methods, specific accounting codes (AAC/TAS/ACRN), and required submission portals for post-award actions are referenced as DIBBS, but formal details on invoicing or proposal formatting remain unrevealed in