CYLINDER ASSEMBLY, A

The U.S. Department of Defense, through the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime, is soliciting bids for 122 Cylinder Assemblies (NSN 3040-01-642-5372) under solicitation SPE7L126R0094, with a potential option to increase the order by 100 percent to 244 units. The item is classified as non-commercial, meaning FAR Part 12 does not apply and the acquisition will follow FAR Part 15 procedures under a best value evaluation framework that weighs Price, Past Performance, and Delivery equally without assigned weights or numerical ratings. Delivery is required FOB Origin within 1,232 days of contract award, with inspection and acceptance also occurring at the origin. Vendors must be registered in the DLA Joint Certification Program to access critical technical drawings and bid sets via cFolders on DIBBS, and those lacking access must submit a one-time request to jcpvalidation@dla.mil; failure to comply with JCP requirements may result in disqualification. Proposals must be submitted by May 28, 2026, either through DIBBS—preferred—or by email to amber.weaver@dla.mil, with individual emails limited to 15 MB and larger submissions divided into multiple transmissions. Packaging must comply with ASTM D 3951 and include RFID-compliant tagging, though no other packaging, preservation, or marking standards are specified in the available documentation. Contract administration is managed by DLA Weapons Support Columbus, with payments to be processed through P.O. Box 3990, Columbus, OH, using the agency code SPE7L1. Technical data, military, and federal specifications not provided by DLA may be obtained through DODSSP in Philadelphia or via ASSIST-Quick Search online. The solicitation will be posted on DIBBS around May 30, 2026, subject to system delays, and all submissions must be in English and U.S. dollars. Offerors must complete a market survey questionnaire covering CAGE code, Unique Entity ID, business size certification, commerciality status, and hazardous material declarations. No set-aside is used, and the acquisition may be subject to the Trade Agreements Act of 1979.