DIESEL FUEL

The contract, awarded to US21 INC (CAGE 1EMR3) under solicitation SPE60526FHRE4 and issued by the Defense Logistics Agency, is a firm-fixed-price award for the delivery of diesel fuel under delivery order SPE60524D9502, with a total obligation of $119,076.65 for 36,984 UG6 units at $3.2197 per unit, subject to a ±10% quantity variance. The primary procurement value of $2,741,550.00 corresponds to a larger volume of 1,050,000 UG6 units of diesel fuel delivered via tank truck, with an estimated ceiling of $3,015,705.00 based on the maximum allowable variance. Performance is required between August 1 and August 31, 2026, at the NEGEV COMMUNICATION SITE in Israel, with F.O.B. Destination terms placing shipping risk and responsibility on the contractor until delivery. The contract is classified as a commercial items acquisition governed by FAR 52.212-4, and the awardee is a small business certified under the Women-Owned Small Business program, with a NAICS code of 324110. The contract imposes stringent cybersecurity requirements through DFARS 252.204-7012, mandating compliance with NIST SP 800-171 Rev. 2 for safeguarding covered defense information and requiring immediate reporting of any cyber incidents within 72 hours via the DIBNet portal. The contractor must also preserve forensic system images for 90 days and ensure that any cloud service providers used meet the FedRAMP Moderate baseline. These obligations flow down to all subcontractors handling covered information. Delivery and acceptance are to occur at the destination, with inspection governed by a set of ENERGY-QAP standards for diesel fuel quality, and invoicing must be submitted exclusively through the WAWF system. Payment is processed by DFAS Columbus, with the contracting officer listed as Diana Knight. No COR/COTR information is provided, packaging and marking requirements are unspecified, and no MIL-STDs are cited for physical handling. The absence of a formal Section M prevents confirmation of the award basis, though the lack of evaluation weights and presence of a fixed price suggests a lowest-price-