DISK BRAKE SHOE

The contract, awarded to GM DEFENSE LLC under solicitation SPE7LX26F65H9 and delivery order SPE7LX26D0066, is a firm-fixed price requirements contract administered by the Defense Logistics Agency through its Land and Maritime Strategic Acquisition Program Directorate. The total value of the awarded line item for the DISK BRAKE SHOE (NSN 2530017206502) is $58,562.28, with the contract structured to support a base period of three years and two optional three-year extensions, totaling up to nine years of performance. The contract includes multiple additional line items covering vehicle components such as steering gears, brackets, sensors, clamps, and protective covers, with variable quantities and unit prices specified for each; however, only the disk brake shoe line item has a confirmed extended price. The contract is subject to a guaranteed minimum funding of $350,000, with option price adjustments pending further negotiation based on system maturation milestones, which are uniquely controlled by the Contracting Officer and do not permit contractor-initiated equitable adjustments. Delivery is FOB origin under the First Destination Transportation Program, with inspection and acceptance occurring exclusively at the designated destination: W1A8 DLA DIST SAN JOAQUIN in Tracy, CA. The contract imposes stringent compliance requirements tied to U.S. military standards, including mandatory adherence to MIL-STD-130 for unique item identification using machine-readable Data Matrix barcodes and MIL-STD-129 for shipment and storage labeling. Packaging must transition from commercial to military-grade preservation and packing standards, with full specifications detailed in Attachment 3, which is referenced but not included. All deliverables require electronic submission of invoices and receiving reports through the Wide Area WorkFlow system, with no alternative platforms permitted. Special contract clauses such as C06 (Surge and Sustainment Requirements) and C07 (Warstopper Program Material Buffer Availability) establish unique operational obligations tied to fluctuating demand and inventory readiness. The award follows a hierarchical qualification process favoring Category One sources on qualified lists, with offeror compliance verified through pre-qualification status, and all subcontracting for commercial items is governed by a tailored deviation clause. Key compliance requirements extend to employment reporting on veterans, hazardous material handling, and IUID data registry submission, all enforced under clauses with formal deviations approved by the agency. The contracting officer, DEONNA Coleman, serves as the primary