GUIDON

The U.S. Flag & Signal Company, identified by CAGE code 1B099, has been awarded a fixed-price contract by the Defense Logistics Agency under solicitation SPE1C126P1137 for the delivery of one military guidon, identified by NSN 8345015836799, at a total price of $180.76. The contract was awarded on July 16, 2026, with delivery required within 30 days of the order placement, estimated for August 9, 2026, and a specific delivery date of August 17, 2026, to the designated F.O.B. Destination point in Columbus, Ohio. The guidon must be manufactured in accordance with MIL-DTL-2692 specifications, packaged and preserved per MIL-F-2692 and MIL-STD-2073-1E, and marked with compliant barcoding and labeling as defined by MIL-STD-129R(3). All shipments are subject to government inspection and acceptance at the destination point, with rejection authority reserved for nonconforming items. Payment must be processed exclusively through the Wide Area WorkFlow system using an invoice and receiving report format, with no use of the Invoice Processing Portal permitted. The contracting officer is Terrance Arter, and the administering office is DLA Troop Support, SPE1C1, with administration handled by Stanley Thomas. The contractor is certified as a Small Disadvantaged Woman-Owned Business and is subject to multiple federal and defense regulations, including requirements for supply chain security, cybersecurity protections under DFARS 252.204-7012, export control compliance under ITAR/EAR due to affirmative representation of technical data handling, and adherence to labor standards including paid sick leave, veteran employment reporting, and prohibition of counterfeit electronic parts. Subcontracting provisions and small business utilization clauses are incorporated, with deviations applied to several FAR clauses to align with updated policy directives. The contract includes termination for convenience and default clauses, warranty provisions for noncomplex supplies, and mandates antiterrorism awareness training, whistleblower protections, and prohibitions on certain foreign-made electronic components and covered applications. All packaging, labeling, and documentation must strictly conform to DLA’s latest technical directives as referenced in the DLA Master List of Requirements, with no additional attachments identified in the contract package.