CYLINDER ASSEMBLY, A

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded Contract SPE7L326V4466 to EAGLE EQUIPMENT CORPORATION on July 30, 2026, for the procurement of one Cylinder Assembly, A, identified by NSN 3040014114886, at a total contract price of $8,699.00. The solicitation, SPE7L3-26-T-134J, falls under the NAICS code 333995 and is classified as a federal acquisition with no set-aside designation. Delivery is required by July 21, 2026, to Fort Stewart, Georgia, with FOB Origin terms inferred. The contract is structured under simplified acquisition procedures and follows the DLA Master Solicitation for Automated Simplified Acquisitions, indicating a likely Lowest Price Technically Acceptable award methodology, though not explicitly affirmed. The only line item specified is for a single unit, with no option periods, ranges, or pricing details provided in the solicitation structure, though the awarded value is confirmed. The contract mandates strict compliance with Department of Defense packaging, preservation, and marking standards including MIL-STD-2073-1E, MIL-S-196 for engine repair parts, and MIL-STD-129 for labeling and barcoding, with special prohibitions against mercury compounds and ozone-depleting chemicals. Inspection and acceptance occur at the destination point and are administered by the Government under FAR 52.246-2. Special requirements include adherence to DFARS and FAR clauses governing cybersecurity (252.204-7012, 252.240-7997), hazardous materials handling (252.223-7006, 252.223-7008), export control (252.225-7048), and prohibitions on equipment from communist Chinese military companies (252.225-7007). The contractor must also comply with clauses on employment eligibility verification, equal opportunity, combating human trafficking, and whistleblower protections. Electronic invoicing through WAWF is required, and all submissions must follow DIBBS portal protocols. The contractor’s representations concerning small business status, Unique Entity Identifier, and compliance with sanctions on covered telecommunications equipment are required but not completed in the public record. The point of