DOOR, VEHICULAR

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded Contract SPE7LX26F573N to GTA CONTAINERS, LLC (CAGE 1YFX5) on July 15, 2026, under the existing Indefinite Quantity Contract SPE7LX24D0061, for the procurement of a single line item: DOOR, VEHICULAR (NSN 2510014505480), with a total award value of $24,375.04. The contract is structured as an IQC with a three-year base period and two optional one-year extensions, though this delivery order represents a specific, fixed-price fulfillment within that framework. Performance is governed by firm fixed price terms, with delivery and inspection requirements varying by CLIN: inspection and acceptance occur at origin—specifically at the contractor’s facility in South Bend, Indiana—for this line item, while other line items under the parent contract may require inspection at destination. Packaging, marking, labeling, and bar-coding specifications are entirely defined in Enclosure 3, PID, Packaging, and Marking.pdf, with no explicit reference to MIL-STDs or other standard military specifications within the base contract document. The contract includes a waived First Article Testing requirement, contingent upon the item matching previously approved designs and manufacturing processes at the same production facility. The awardee has affirmed it will not require access to DLA-controlled technical data, fulfilling the H10 representation. Contract administration is managed by DLA Land and Maritime, with payment and oversight responsibilities assigned to the Defense Contract Management Agency in Chicago, while the contracting officer and local administrator provide technical and administrative oversight. Although the full pricing structure and quantities across all CLINs are contained in Enclosure 1, which is not accessible here, the overall contract’s potential value ranges from a minimum of $15,700.60 to a maximum of $15,808,036.62 across the base and option periods. Delivery is subject to formal delivery orders, and there is no obligation to issue or fulfill orders unless explicitly requested. No socioeconomic certifications, security clearance requirements, or key personnel designations are evident, and the acquisition was conducted as a sealed-bid process with no formal evaluation factors or risk ratings disclosed. All contractual requirements, including invoicing procedures, payment details, and documentation retention, default to standard DLA protocols, with Wide Area Workflow likely being the standard invo