FIXTURE, LIGHTING

The contract solicitation SPE8E7-26-T-3519 issued by the Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support for Lighting I seeks 45 units of a lighting fixture identified by NSN 6210016739973 and part number B-601-K from L.C. Doane Company, with technical specifications governed by TDP Rev A Gen 1 and referenced materials available through a secure DLA portal. The item is classified under NAICS code 335132 and requires full compliance with defense information safeguarding protocols, as RD003 indicates covered defense information potentially applies. The delivery is FOB origin, with a strict 82-day delivery window from receipt of order, targeting shipment no later than November 8, 2026, and final delivery by November 16, 2026, to the DDSP New Cumberland Facility in Pennsylvania. All packaging must meet MIL-STD-2073-1E standards with specific codes for preservation, unit containers, and palletization per DLA RP001, while labeling and marking must follow MIL-STD-129 without special markings. Inspection and acceptance occur at destination, governed by FAR 52.246-1 and 52.246-2, and payment is processed electronically through the Wide Area Workflow system. The contract imposes stringent cybersecurity and compliance requirements, including adherence to DFARS 252.204-7012 for safeguarding covered defense information, prohibition on using covered defense telecommunications equipment, and mandatory compliance with NIST SP 800-171 assessment requirements. Contractors must submit a Safety Data Sheet and are prohibited from using additive manufacturing for this item; failure to comply renders the offer ineligible. Offerors must validate their SAM representations, including small business status and compliance with whistleblower protections, anti-trafficking, labor equal opportunity, and hazardous material handling standards. Pricing is to be provided by the offeror in response to the RFQ, with no pre-estimated value; quotes must be submitted exclusively via DIBBS by August 17, 2026. The solicitation may be awarded automatically, potentially favoring HUBZone concerns under price preference policy, and all contracts are bound by a comprehensive set of FAR and DFARS clauses addressing cybersecurity, supply chain integrity, procurement ethics, and environmental controls, including the prohibition of hexavalent chromium and