CONTAINER RECLAMATION SERVICES, DDWG

The contract SP330026P0210, awarded by the Defense Logistics Agency to the Georgia Department of Human Services with CAGE code 8A583, is for Container Reclamation Services at a total value of $295,961.76, with an award date of July 14, 2026. The work is performed at the contractor’s location in Bainbridge, Georgia, and the placing of performance is not further specified beyond this address. The contract was awarded as a modification, P00002, incorporating by reference the FAR clause 52.222-90, DEI Discrimination by Federal Contractors, effective April 2026, which mandates compliance with federal requirements prohibiting discrimination based on gender identity or sexual orientation; this clause was implemented through a bilateral SF-30 form and is the only substantive contractual change documented. The contract type is not explicitly stated but appears to be a firm-fixed price arrangement consistent with FAR 52.212-4(d), suggesting commercial item procurement. There are no detailed breakdowns of line-item pricing, quantities, or delivery schedules, nor are any specific packaging, marking, inspection, or quality standards cited in the available documentation. The contracting officer is Erik Smith, with administrative support provided by Adrienne Hawkins at DLA Distribution in New Cumberland, Pennsylvania, though the COR or COTR is not identified. The contractor is not classified as a small business, with no socioeconomic certifications asserted, and the Unique Entity ID is inferred to correspond with CAGE 8A583. No payment instructions, accounting codes, invoicing systems, FOB terms, or period of performance start and end dates are explicitly defined. The basis for award is not formally documented, but given the nature of the service and lack of complex evaluation criteria, it is inferred to have been awarded on a lowest price technically acceptable basis. All technical and operational specifics for container reclamation are absent from the publicly available records, indicating that critical details may reside in unattached or unprovided exhibits.