GOVERNOR, DIESEL ENGINE

The contract solicitation seeks the procurement of two diesel engine governors, identified by NSN 2910-01-280-9338, under solicitation number SPE7L4-26-T-5829, issued by the Defense Logistics Agency’s Land and Maritime division, specifically the LSO Combat Vehicles and Armament office. The required delivery date is July 23, 2026, with all items to be delivered FOB Origin within five days of the delivery order, and shipped to the designated location at Fort Eustis, Virginia, using the ship-to code W26RK4. The unit of issue is each (EA), with a quantity per unit pack of 001, and packaging must strictly comply with ASTM D3951, DLA’s RA001 Master List of Technical and Quality Requirements, and RP001 Packaging Requirements for Procurement, with all markings adhering to MIL-STD-129 including mandatory barcode labeling. Hazardous materials, if any, require compliance with OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard and submission of hazard warning labels and safety data sheets prior to award. The solicitation closes on August 6, 2026, and all responses must be submitted electronically via the DLA Internet Bid Board System, with offerors required to be registered in SAM.gov and capable of using the Wide Area WorkFlow system for invoicing and payment processing. Pricing details were not pre-filled, indicating that offerors must submit their own unit and extended prices. The contract incorporates a broad array of federal and defense regulatory clauses covering cybersecurity, labor, environmental compliance, and supply chain integrity. Key requirements include adherence to NIST SP 800-171 for protecting controlled unclassified information, prohibition of hexavalent chromium and covered defense telecommunications equipment from Chinese communist military companies, compliance with trafficking in persons and employment eligibility verification standards, and mandatory electronic submission of payment requests. The contractor must also comply with clauses governing subcontracting for commercial products, inspection at destination, default provisions, and accelerated payments to small business subcontractors. Deviations are applied to numerous FAR and DFARS clauses effective February 2026, including those on sustainable products, safeguarding contractor information systems, and changes in fixed-price contracts. Additionally, offerors must provide Unique Entity ID and CAGE codes, certify small business status or other socioeconomic designations if claiming such status, and disclose any involvement in joint ventures or provision of covered defense