COVER

The U.S.A. Spares Inc. (CAGE 1UF60) has been awarded a fixed-price contract valued at $38,445.00 under solicitation SPE7M1-25-Q-0193, issued by the Defense Logistics Agency through its Land and Maritime division. The award, posted on DIBBS on July 15, 2026, covers a single line item: COVER with NSN 4820010940529, and is delivered under a unilateral modification issued on the same date. The contract is administered by Michael Finken, the contracting officer at DLA Land and Maritime in Columbus, Ohio, with oversight likely handled by DCMA Mid-Atlantic in Chantilly, Virginia. The awardee’s facility is located in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, though no specific delivery location or FOB terms are defined. The contract's period of performance began on April 24, 2025, and while no formal end date is stated, the modification indicates ongoing compliance obligations. The only explicitly incorporated clause is FAR 52.222-90, addressing DEI discrimination, issued under Deviation 2026-00040, Revision 1, requiring contractor adherence to non-discriminatory practices related to diversity initiatives. No attachments, detailed packaging or preservation specifications, inspection criteria, or quality standards are documented within the available materials. Payment is to be processed through DLA Land and Maritime’s designated office, and invoicing procedures are not specified. Neither socioeconomic status nor size certifications are provided in the record, and while the Unique Entity ID is implied through the CAGE code, explicit UEI data is not included. The contract lacks explicit delivery schedules, inspection locations, or acceptance protocols, and the award basis—whether LPTA or trade-off—is also not stated. Contractors are required to acknowledge the award via DIBBS within ten calendar days of notification. The contract does not reference any MIL-STD packaging or preservation standards, nor does it include details on marking, barcoding, or labeling beyond the NSN and CAGE code. No special requirements such as security clearances, key personnel designations, option clauses, or organizational conflict of interest provisions are present. The administrative nature of the modification, issued under FAR 13.302(a), suggests it primarily serves to update contractual compliance requirements rather than redefine scope or performance expectations. All