DISK, TURBINE, AIRCRAFT GAS TURBINE ENGINE

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded Canadian Commercial Corporation, with CAGE code 98247, a delivery order under solicitation SPE4A5-26-R-0023 and contract modification SPE4A526F2676 for the procurement of a single turbine disk for an aircraft gas turbine engine, identified by NSN 2840005442472, at a total value of $354,688.90. The award was issued on July 17, 2026, with the contract administered by DLA Aviation in Richmond, Virginia, and overseen by DCMA Americas in Ottawa, Ontario. The contract is structured as a delivery order under a larger IDIQ vehicle, SPE4A121G0002, and includes mandatory compliance with DLA’s web-based Vendor Shipment Module and Shipping Instruction Request systems for all shipment documentation, labeling, and transportation coordination. Contractors must generate shipping labels and packing lists using the VSM system no more than two days prior to shipment and utilize the SIR portal for any OCONUS, HAZMAT, or Foreign Military Sales shipments. Compliance with MIL-STD-129 for two-dimensional barcoded labeling is required, and Transportation Account Codes must be obtained from DLA sources when not specified. The place of performance is not explicitly defined, though the contractor’s location is in Ottawa, Canada, with potential delivery points including both the contiguous United States and overseas destinations. There is no stated delivery schedule, FOB term, or specific inspection or acceptance location, and no quantity or unit price is disclosed for the single line item. No traditional FAR clauses are present; instead, the contract relies on procurement notes C20 and C21 as binding logistical requirements. The solicitation did not include evaluation factors, and no socioeconomic status, size certification, or affirmative representations were disclosed. Payment is handled by DLA Aviation, with no explicit invoicing platform identified beyond the VSM and SIR systems. The contract contains no option periods, security requirements, or key personnel provisions, and its entire scope is focused on the delivery of the specified part with strict adherence to defense logistics protocols.