HANDLE, DOOR, VEHICUL

The contract award SPE7LX26FB06K was issued by the Defense Logistics Agency to Atlantic Diving Supply, Inc. (CAGE 1CAY9), a small business, under the indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity requirements contract SPE7LX21D0087, with an estimated total potential value ranging from $91.6 million to $229 million over a ten-year period assuming all option periods are exercised. The basic contract, awarded on April 1, 2021, includes a four-year base period and three two-year option periods, and operates through delivery orders rather than automatic shipments, with all work triggered by formal government-issued delivery orders. This specific delivery order for a single door handle (NSN 2540015645451) carries a fixed price of $113.04, with a required delivery date of July 30, 2026, to Fort Drum, NY, under FOB Destination terms. The contract mandates strict compliance with federal acquisition regulations including FAR 52.204-4 on sustainable paper use, 52.222-26 on equal opportunity, and multiple DFARS clauses covering cybersecurity reporting under NIST SP 800-171, subcontractor restrictions with state sponsors of terrorism, and utilization of Indian organizations. Payment processing is handled by the Defense Finance and Accounting Service in Columbus, Ohio, through the WAWF invoicing system, and all shipments must use traceable methods, with parcel post prohibited, and must be clearly marked per SF-1449 identification requirements. The contractor is subject to DPAS priority rating SPE7L2 and must comply with biannual economic price adjustments effective each January and July. Cybersecurity compliance is enforced through SPRS assessments, with the offeror having submitted a score of 105 out of 110 on a NIST SP 800-171 evaluation. The contracting officer is William Wiegnerer, and Samuel Freidet serves as the authorized government representative overseeing delivery and performance, with no separate COR designation. All deliverables must conform to contract specifications, and inspection and acceptance occur at the destination per the Place of Inspection Code outlined in contractual enclosures, with final authority resting with government personnel. No bar-coding, MIL-STD packaging standards, or specific preservation methods are required, though the contract enforces detailed reporting obligations