GOVERNMENT FIRST ARTICLE TEST

The contract awarded to INFINITY FABRICATION, INC. under SPE4A726F1294 is a delivery order issued against the indefinite-delivery contract SPE4A721D5702 with a total ceiling value of $250,000.00, structured as a fixed-price instrument with no option periods. The scope includes delivery of one TRACK, ENGINE SUPPORT (NSN 1560001856783) and a Government First Article Test (NSN 0001S00000052), both of which were canceled under modification P00001 due to pricing inefficiencies, though the contract remains active under its overarching ceiling. Delivery timelines specify 200 days after receipt of order for the first article test exhibits, 240 days for government evaluation, and 225 days for production shipment, with a maximum performance period of 60 months. FOB terms are destination, meaning the government assumes ownership and risk upon arrival at the designated delivery point, with inspection occurring at the contractor’s origin and final acceptance at destination. Packaging and labeling must comply fully with MIL-STD-129, including passive RFID tagging per EPC Class 1 Generation 2 standards, encoded with unique identifiers and reported via WAWF, while preservation requirements align with Class IIIP material specifications. All products must meet AS9100D quality standards and comply with FAR and DFARS inspection clauses, including government oversight and right to reject nonconforming material. Cybersecurity compliance is mandatory under NIST SP 800-171, requiring successful assessment and public posting of the score in SPRS, as failure results in automatic non-responsibility. The contractor must also adhere to clauses prohibiting inverted domestic corporations, subcontracting with debarred entities, and the use of hexavalent chromium or restricted telecommunications equipment, while ensuring hazardous materials are properly labeled per OSHA standards and radioactive material shipments are pre-notified. Invoicing must occur exclusively through WAWF, with payments administered by DLA Aviation personnel, and all data handling, cyber incident reporting, and information security responsibilities fall under DFARS 252.204-7012 and related clauses. The bilateral agreement and packaging documentation are critical attachments, and all performance is bound by U.S.-based delivery and federal procurement regulations governing delivery, quality, and compliance.