INSULATION SLEEVING

The contract SPE4A416VD521, awarded by the Defense Logistics Agency under solicitation SPE4A6-16-T-BD36, is a modification to an existing supply agreement with RSI, INC. (CAGE 1QMF6) for insulation sleeving items identified by NSNs 5970012921951 and 5970014972220. The total contract value is $1,202.34, and the award was issued effective July 14, 2026. This modification cancels two prior free-issue line items, shifting responsibility for supplying these items from the government to the contractor under the authority of Quality Notification QN #202969168 and applicable FAR provisions 43.103(b) and 13.302-4(b). The contract is administered by DLA Aviation in Richmond, Virginia, with the contractor’s location in Kyle, Texas, though the final delivery point is not specified. The work appears to be a low-value, administratively driven adjustment consistent with a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable approach, with no option periods, extended performance periods, or detailed technical specifications outlined. No explicit packaging, marking, inspection criteria, or quality standards are provided within the contract documents, though compliance is implied through adherence to federal supply system protocols and referenced quality notifications. The contracting officer, Tamela Price, issued the modification unilaterally, and the contractor is required only to acknowledge receipt; no formal Contracting Officer’s Representative or Contracting Officer’s Technical Representative is named. Accounting and appropriation data are referenced as being on a continuation sheet but are not included. The NAICS code 423390 is assigned, indicative of merchant wholesaling of miscellaneous machinery and equipment, and while the contractor’s CAGE code is confirmed, no socioeconomic status, size certification, or unique entity ID is stated. Invoicing procedures, delivery terms, FOB conditions, and electronic submission requirements are unspecified, and no attachments or formal clauses from Sections I, J, D, or H are documented in the available records. The contract operates under a firm-fixed-price structure inferred from the nature of the transaction and the use of CLINs, with performance expected to be delivered as required, though a definitive period of performance is not established.