Intura H2 1500 Generators (BRAND SPECIFIC)

The contract solicitation D-26-SS-0068 is for the procurement of five Intura H2 1500 hydrogen generators under a combined contract type, with an estimated value of $137,000. It is issued by the Department of Justice, specifically the Drug Enforcement Administration, with performance to occur in Springfield, Virginia. The solicitation was posted on July 17, 2026, with a response deadline of July 23, 2026, and the source selection method is Lowest Price Technically Acceptable, meaning awards will be made to the lowest-priced offeror whose proposal meets all minimum technical requirements. The NAICS code 334516 identifies the industry as other electronic instrumentation manufacturing. Compliance with numerous FAR clauses is mandatory, including Buy American Act alternatives, prohibitions on sourcing from Kaspersky Lab, ByteDance applications, and other restricted entities; mandatory disclosures for subcontracting, executive compensation, and service contracts; whistleblower protections; and cybersecurity and privacy standards under NIST, FISMA, and the Privacy Act. The contract requires adherence to federal information security protocols, including baseline system configurations, continuous monitoring, audit retention, and annual privacy training. Personnel accessing DOJ systems or PII must undergo identity proofing, background investigations processed through DCSA, and sign Privacy Rules of Behavior; non-U.S. citizens are prohibited without explicit waiver. Subcontracting is not permitted without written Contracting Officer approval, and all deliverables, including source code and working papers, are Government property with unlimited rights. Invoicing must be submitted electronically via PDF without digital signatures and include CLIN, TIN, and delivery dates to the DEA Contract Administration Office. Security clearance requirements are stringent, with mandatory submission of DD Form 254 and VARs for access to classified information, and the contractor must maintain a DODCAF cage code. There are no identified options, delivery schedules, FOB terms, or packaging specifications provided, and while evaluation factors are referenced per FAR 52.212-2, no specific technical or past performance sub-factors or weights are defined. The contracting officer retains full discretion to determine acceptability of proposals based on compliance and price, with no trade-offs allowed between technical merit and cost.