DATA PROCESSING, HOSTING AND RELATED SVCS

The contract SP470125F0006, awarded to Amazon Web Services, Inc. (CAGE 66EB1) by the Defense Logistics Agency on July 15, 2026, is a modification to delivery order HC105023D0005 under which AWS will provide data processing, hosting, and related services to support the IL5 Security Stack (SCCA). The total contract value is $2,380,496.78, reflecting an increase in funding for CLINs 0101, 0102, and 0116 to exercise Option Period 1 of the underlying task order. The services are cloud-based and do not have a defined physical place of performance, though the contractor is headquartered in Seattle, WA, and the administering office is DCSO Philadelphia. The contract is executed under commercial item acquisition procedures per FAR 52.212-4(c), indicating the use of streamlined terms for commercial products and services without full traditional government pricing or negotiation requirements. The scope is focused on sustaining critical IT infrastructure at DoD Impact Level 5, requiring compliance with NIST 800-53 controls and DISA STIGs, though no specific personnel clearance levels are mandated. Financial management is handled through DCSO Philadelphia, with Brittany Glenn Gurung listed as the contracting officer and point of contact for payments and administration. Accounting data includes the agency code 97AS and funded CLINs 0101, 0102, and 0116, linked to appropriation lines under the Defense Logistics Agency. Invoicing methods are not explicitly stated, but WAWF is commonly used by DLA for such services. The contract includes a bilateral modification titled P00005, which updated funding and reflects a change in the local administrator from Patricia Kenneh to Nicholas Faillace. There are no identified packaging, marking, or inspection requirements tied to MIL-STDs, no socioeconomic status disclosures from the contractor, and no formal representations or certifications provided in the documentation. There is no specified period of performance end date, and the delivery model appears to be ongoing monthly service. No option periods beyond the first are referenced, and no organizational conflict of interest provisions or FOB terms are included, suggesting these are either inapplicable or governed by the base contract terms.