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The Defense Logistics Agency awarded an Indefinite Quantity Contract, SPE4A726D0226, to Fluid Power, Inc. on March 16, 2026, for the procurement of oxygen connectors. The contract has a maximum value of $1,106,492.40 and spans a five-year base period ending March 15, 2031. It allows for a maximum of 7,400 units per year, totaling up to 46,150 units, with a unit price of $21.79. The scope includes a contractor first article test and production lot testing, with a total delivery timeline of 135 days after receipt of order. Technical requirements mandate strict adherence to quality standards, including SAE AS9100 and ARP1176-1-200 for oxygen cleaning. Packaging must comply with MIL-STD-2073-1E and MIL-STD-129, requiring specific labeling for oxygen service to prevent petroleum contamination. Inspection is conducted at the origin, while acceptance and FOB terms are designated for the destination. Administration is handled by DLA Aviation in Richmond, Virginia, with all invoicing processed electronically through Wide Area Workflow. The contract also incorporates critical safety item sourcing and DPAS rating for national defense prioritization.
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