SEAL, NONMETALLIC SP

The contract SPE7L325P4417, awarded by the Defense Logistics Agency to JKOZ ENGINEERING INC (CAGE 88NP5), is a Firm Fixed Price arrangement valued at $21,115.46, covering two line items: a Government First Article Test and the delivery of 100 nonmetallic seals (NSN 5330016256960). The contract, issued under solicitation SPE7L3-25-T-092S and modified via P00002, requires the contractor to perform a First Article Test in accordance with FAR 52.209-3 and its Alternate I, ensuring that production processes, materials, and tooling conform to specifications prior to full-scale manufacturing. The test sample must be delivered to Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex in Georgia within 120 calendar days of contract award, with the Government having 135 days following receipt to approve or disapprove the item. All testing costs, including retests and reshipments, are borne by the contractor, and the contractor must submit a formal FAT report in DI-NDTI-80809B format, signed and certified, to land.fat.monitor@dla.mil along with WAWF-receiving documentation. Packaging and marking must strictly comply with MIL-STD-129, with exterior containers bearing the bold label “First Article Exhibits - Do Not Post to Stock” and all required barcodes. Inside the package, hard copies of test reports, material certifications, engineering drawings, and pre-paid return shipping labels must be included. The contract does not specify preservation methods, packaging materials, or environmental controls. The principal contracting officer is Michaela Lupton of DLA Land and Maritime, with payments processed through DLA Land and Maritime at PO BOX 3990, COLUMBUS OH 43218-3990, using WAWF as the primary invoicing and receiving system. While no COR or COTR is designated, the Department of Defense Contracting Management Agency Southeast administers the contract. The award decision was based on best-value trade-off, with technical compliance serving as a threshold requirement and price determining selection among acceptable offers. The contractor must maintain unchanged manufacturing processes, notify the Government of any facility changes, and comply with all representations related to FAT waivers if previously accepted items are referenced. No options, security