FUSE, CARTRIDGE

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded a firm-fixed-price contract to AIR SHUNT INSTRUMENTS, INC. CAGE 1Y821, a small disadvantaged women-owned business, for the procurement of 64 surplus government-owned fuse cartridges (NSN 5920-00-557-2392, part number MDF15) at a total price of $1,280.00. The contract, issued under solicitation SPE7M5-26-T-149R and awarded on July 14, 2026, requires full delivery by August 13, 2026, with FOB origin terms meaning the government assumes all transportation costs and risks from the point of shipment. The item must be new, unused, and previously government-owned, with 100% inspection conducted at the destination facility in New Cumberland, Pennsylvania, to verify correct part numbering, absence of defects, and compliance with all technical specifications. The contractor must provide immediate documentation upon award, including DLA Form 1427 or original packaging markings, to prove prior government ownership and must confirm they are in current possession of the material acquired from an approved vendor in June 2026. All packaging and labeling must adhere strictly to MIL-STD-129 for UID, barcodes, and data matrix codes, with packaging conforming to ASTM D3951 for non-hazardous materials or FED-STD-313 (TQ IP025) if applicable, as dictated by the DLA Master List of Technical and Quality Requirements and RP001. The contract includes deviated clauses from FAR 52.222-37 and 52.223-23 under deviation 2026-O0038, and DFARS 252.244-7999 under deviation 2026-O0015, addressing veteran employment reporting and sustainable products. Invoicing must be done electronically via WAWF using allowable document types, with payments processed through the Defense Finance and Accounting Service in Columbus, Ohio. The Government representative is Daniel Zimmerman, and the contracting officer’s details are referenced in administrative blocks. No options or modifications are included, and the award is based on mandatory compliance with technical, packaging, and certification requirements under a presumably LPTA framework, with no pricing competition beyond adherence to specifications.