CONTROL, DUAL FEEDBA

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded a contract to WILSON COMPANY (CAGE 59154) for the procurement of two units of CONTROL, DUAL FEEDBACK (NSN 4320015169641) at a total price of $19,579.76, with an award date of July 15, 2026, under solicitation SPE7M1-26-T-174S. The contract is classified under NAICS code 332911 and is managed by the DLA Land and Maritime branch, with the performance location designated as the DDSP New Cumberland Facility in New Cumberland, Pennsylvania. Delivery is scheduled to occur within 145 days after award, with FOB destination terms applying, and the contractor is responsible for delivery to the final destination where government personnel will conduct inspection and acceptance. The contracting officer’s representative contact is Michael Reese, reachable via email and phone, while administrative support is provided by Natalya Radyk and Bryan Collier. The contract imposes stringent compliance requirements across packaging, labeling, hazardous material handling, and cybersecurity. Packaging must adhere to ASTM D3951 as a baseline, but superseded by the DLA Master List and RP001 for palletization and containerization. All shipments must be marked in accordance with MIL-STD-129, including Data Matrix and linear barcodes for traceability, and hazardous materials must be labeled per 29 CFR 1910.1200. The contractor is required to notify the government at least 30 days in advance if delivering items containing radioactive materials above specified thresholds and must use U.S.-flag vessels for ocean transport unless a formal waiver is obtained 45 days prior to shipment. Cybersecurity obligations include safeguarding covered defense information per 252.204-7012, reporting cyber incidents, and complying with prohibitions on acquiring certain telecommunications equipment per 252.204-7018. Contractor representations affirm small business status, employment eligibility, trafficking-in-persons compliance, and whistleblower rights awareness. Invoicing is exclusively through WAWF, and all deliverables are subject to government inspection and acceptance at destination based on technical and quality standards. The contract includes standard FAR clauses regarding changes, subcontracting, accelerated small business payments, and unenforceable obligations, along with unique deviation-based modifications to multiple clauses, indicating