FUEL LABORATORY TRANSPORTATION

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded Intertek USA Inc. (CAGE 1SG15) a fixed-price modification under contract SPE60322D5000, identified as SPE60323FA3U3, with a total value of $715.00, effective July 15, 2026. This modification supports the broader contract period spanning from December 15, 2021, to December 14, 2025, encompassing a base period and an option period during which Intertek provides commercial laboratory testing and transportation services for a wide range of fuel and lubricant types, including JP5, diesel, avgas, gasoline, Jet A, LTL lube oils, F76, and FSII, each identified by specific NSN/part numbers. The work is performed under commercial item acquisition authority per FAR Part 12, with pricing structured on a per-unit basis and delivered to FOB destination locations as specified in the schedule, ensuring inspection and acceptance occur at government-designated sites. Performance is managed through the Wide Area WorkFlow system for invoicing and receiving reports, with payments routed to the Defense Finance and Accounting Service in Columbus, Ohio, under DoDAAC SL4701. The contract incorporates standard clauses including FAR 52.243-1 for fixed-price changes with Alternate I, FAR 52.203-6 with Alternate I restricting subcontractor sales to the government, and FAR 52.233-3 for protests after award, alongside DFARS clauses governing equitable adjustments and anti-kickback procedures. Intertek is certified as a Women-Owned Small Business under NAICS 541380 and complies with reporting requirements tied to its CAGE code and SAM registration. The contract’s scope is supported by a Statement of Work, Quality Assurance Plan, Wage Determinations, Subcontracting Plan, and dual-format Price Sheets, all incorporated by reference. Although detailed line-item pricing and quantities are not fully disclosed in the available data, the overall contract value is estimated between $4.7 million and $9.7 million, reflecting potential exercise of all options. No specific packaging, preservation, or labeling standards are detailed in the body of the contract, with such requirements deferred to referenced schedules or attachments, and no Contracting Officer’s Representative is named, though administrative oversight is maintained by the DLA Energy Office in Fort Belvoir,