GUARD, FAN IMPELLER

The Defense Logistics Agency awarded The Boeing Company a contract modification under solicitation SPE4A5-26-R-0100, resulting in delivery order SPE4A526F3221 with a total value of $499,543.70, effective July 21, 2026. The contract specifies the supply of a single item, the Guard, Fan Impeller, identified by NSN 4140013009473, with performance and delivery occurring at Boeing’s facility in Ridley Park, Pennsylvania. The award follows a modification to an existing contract and is structured as a firm-fixed-price transaction, though the exact contract type is not formally designated in the documentation. The contract’s administrative framework is governed by FAR 52.222-90, a deviation clause effective April 2026, which mandates strict compliance with non-discriminatory Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion practices as outlined by Executive Order 14398 and OMB M-25-26. This compliance is material to payment, and failure to adhere may trigger liability under the False Claims Act. The contractor is obligated to flow down this clause to all subcontracts, report any known violations by subcontractors, notify the Contracting Officer of related legal actions against them, and provide all records upon request. The primary point of contact is Dean Allen of DLA Aviation, with payment and administrative oversight managed through DLA Aviation in Richmond, Virginia. No specific packaging, preservation, marking, or inspection standards are detailed beyond the inclusion of the NSN and CAGE code, and no military standards are explicitly cited. While the place of performance, delivery date, and contract value are clearly defined, essential details such as payment office information, invoicing method, acquisition accounting codes, inspection criteria, and technical quality specifications are absent from the documentation. The contractor, identified by CAGE 77272, is not classified as small or socioeconomic category in the provided data, and no unique entity identifier (UEI) is explicitly listed. Submission and compliance processes require adherence to the solicitation’s administrative instructions, with electronic communication via email and DIBBS as primary channels, and no formal evaluation factors or pricing structure beyond the awarded amount are disclosed.