CYLINDER ASSEMBLY,A

The solicitation SPRHA1-26-Q-0299 seeks a single Cylinder Assembly, A, under a Firm Fixed Price contract with no set-aside, managed by the Department of Defense through DLA Aviation at Hill Air Force Base, Utah. The contract requires delivery of one unit by September 13, 2027, to a designated location at Hill Air Force Base, with F.O.B. Origin terms placing all transportation responsibility and risk on the contractor. The solicitation mandates complete compliance with rigorous military packaging and marking standards including MIL-STD-2073-1, MIL-STD-129R, ISPM 15, and ASTM D3951, with specific requirements for ESD protection, hazardous material labeling under 49 CFR and IATA, and unique item identification per DFARS 211.274. Packaging must facilitate return of reusable containers and include mandatory barcoding in Code 39 format with proper condition tags. Performance is subject to inspection and acceptance at origin, with the contractor responsible for delivering conforming products validated through First Article Testing under Alternate I and II of clauses 52.211-8 and 52.209-4, which include submission of test reports and qualification articles at the contractor’s expense. The contract imposes strict supply chain controls, requiring a counterfeit prevention plan, procurement only from OEMs or authorized distributors, mandatory flow-down of requirements to subcontractors, and compliance with NIST SP 800-171 for information systems. All submissions must align with the Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement and include adherence to Buy American and Trade Agreements certifications. Pricing is not disclosed in the solicitation, and award will be made on a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable basis, with price being the sole evaluation factor. The contractor must use WAWF for all invoicing and is required to submit detailed documentation including Quality Assurance Plans, Safety Data Sheets per FED-STD-313, and full compliance with AFMC Form 158. The Contracting Officer, Joseph Hatler, serves as the sole point of contact, and while a COR or COTR is not named, the government retains full rights to inspect processes, conduct audits, and verify all deliverables prior to acceptance.