16--CYLINDER ASSY,PIN-P

The contract awarded to A&M AEROSTRUCTURES, INC. under number SPE4A726P6744, issued by the Defense Logistics Agency through solicitation SPE4A7-25-T-824R, is valued at $75,000 and was awarded on July 21, 2026. It encompasses two primary line items: Government First Article Testing and the supply of a Cylinder Assembly, Pin-P identified by NSN 1680006586972. The work is to be performed at the contractor’s facility in Jacksonville, Florida, with no overseas performance indicated. The contract does not specify quantities, unit pricing, or delivery schedules beyond the total value, and no option periods or extended performance terms are included. The performance period lacks a defined start and end date, and FOB terms are not established, leaving shipping and delivery responsibilities unaddressed in the documentation. A critical and unique requirement incorporated into the contract is FAR 52.222-90, Addressing DEI Discrimination by Federal Contractors, added via DoD Class Deviation 2026-00040, Revision 1, in alignment with Executive Orders 14275, 14265, and 14398, as well as OMB Memorandum M-25-26. This clause mandates the contractor to prohibit discriminatory DEI practices, flow the clause down to all subcontracts with limited exceptions, report any known subcontractor noncompliance to the Contracting Officer, and maintain records for audit or inspection. The contractor must also notify the government of any legal challenges arising from the clause’s application. No other contract clauses, packaging or marking standards, quality inspection criteria, or technical specifications are detailed in the available documents. The contracting officer is identified as Dean Allen, reachable via [email hidden], while no Contracting Officer’s Representative or technical representative is named. Payment office details are limited to DLA Aviation’s administrative address in Richmond, Virginia, with no specific accounting codes, invoicing method, or payment terms provided. The NAICS code 541380 is listed, but no small business status or socioeconomic certifications are confirmed. The contract reflects a minimal documentation structure, relying heavily on administrative compliance and the DEI clause as the central contractual obligation, with no technical, logistical, or quality assurance details formally enumerated.