DUCT ASSEMBLY, AIR C

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded Contract SPE4A726P4988 to LOBO VENTURES LTD with a CAGE code of 1HC54 for a total value of $144,000, with the award issued on July 21, 2026. The contract covers the procurement of two identical line items: DUCT ASSEMBLY, AIR C, identified by National Stock Number 1660010372026 and associated procurement requisition numbers 7012303600 and 7014489332. Performance is to be conducted at the contractor’s facility located at 12027 Warfield St, San Antonio, TX 78216-3231, with all work occurring within the United States. Although the contract type is not explicitly stated, the nature of the procurement, fixed dollar amount, and absence of options suggest an LPTA-based award. Delivery and inspection locations are not specified, but adherence to standard DoD logistics practices implies compliance with MIL-STD-129 for item marking using the NSN and CAGE code, and MIL-STD-2073-1 for packaging, though these standards are not formally cited. The contract contains the clause FAR 52.222-90, Addressing DEI Discrimination, under the authority of DoD Class Deviation 2026-00040, effective January 8, 2026, requiring strict non-discrimination in workforce practices and mandatory flow-down to all subcontractors at every tier unless performance is overseas. The contractor is obligated to report any known or reasonably knowable violations by subcontractors. No detailed technical specifications, quality standards, or inspection criteria beyond DEI compliance are provided. The contracting officer is Dean Allen at DLA Aviation, ASC Commodities Division in Richmond, VA, with no designated COR or COTR identified. Payment and invoicing methods are unspecified, though electronic systems such as WAWF are typical for DoD contracts. Accounting data including TAS or ACRN is referenced but not provided. The solicitation and award were processed through the DIBBS portal, with no socioeconomic designations, size certifications, or security clearance requirements indicated, and no options or extension provisions included. The absence of detailed packaging, delivery schedules, or FOB terms suggests reliance on standard DLA procedures and