GOVERNMENT FIRST ARTICLE TEST

The contract awarded to AIRTRONICS, LLC under solicitation SPE7M2-25-Q-1034 and modified by amendment P00002 with contract number SPE7M225P4206, effective July 15, 2026, is valued at $227,898 and encompasses government first article testing, miscellaneous services, and the supply of protective dust caps identified by NSN 5340013543373. The work is performed under administrative unilateral modification authority per FAR 13.302(a) or 12.303(a), with no detailed performance timeline, delivery schedule, or FOB terms specified, though the contractor’s facility in Tucson, AZ, is noted as its location. The contract requires compliance with FAR 52.222-90, a deviation clause mandating adherence to non-discrimination principles in DEI practices, and implies adherence to military logistics standards such as those associated with NSN and CAGE code 58078, though explicit MIL-STD references are absent. Packaging, preservation, and marking requirements are undefined in the available documentation but are expected to align with typical defense supply chain norms, potentially including MIL-STD-129 for labeling. Inspection and acceptance responsibility lies with the government, likely conducted at a DLA or DCMA facility, though no formal location or test criteria such as MIL-STD-1916 are stated. The contract is administered by DLA Land and Maritime, Fluid Handling Division, with Michael Finken serving as the contracting officer, while no COR or COTR are identified. Payment operations are managed through the DLA Columbus office, with invoicing expected through electronic channels consistent with DIBBS and government systems, though the specific method is not confirmed. No pricing details are provided beyond the total contract value, and line item quantities or unit costs are absent. The NAICS code assigned is 541380 for engineering services, and while socioeconomic status is not declared, the contractor’s CAGE code is verified. The contract lacks option periods, security clearance requirements, or OCI clauses, and its full scope is constrained to the line items and administrative modification without supporting technical specifications or evaluation criteria disclosed in the available materials.