J62XD-26-059-SRF-1806 OPS-1203

The contract SP470125C0086, awarded by the Defense Logistics Agency to SUPPLY CHAIN TECHNOLOGIES LLC, encompasses the continuation of XPS Software Maintenance and Support services under Option Year #1, spanning from September 30, 2026, through September 29, 2027, with a total contract value of $843,166.00. The primary deliverable is identified under CLIN 1001 as DA01-V00006570, involving sustained technical support for the xTrack software system in support of DLA’s Information Operations, with a base period value of $405,488 and the exercised option adding $437,678. Performance and inspection are coordinated at Fort Belvoir, Virginia, at the Defense Logistics Agency Headquarters Information Operations location, with payment handled by DCSO Philadelphia at 700 Robbins Avenue. The contract is structured as a firm-fixed-price modification, utilizing FAR 52.217-9 to formally extend the term under Option C, and incorporates FAR 52.222-90, which mandates strict compliance with federal prohibitions against racially discriminatory Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion practices, requiring the contractor to enforce these standards throughout its subcontractor network and report violations, including legal challenges, directly to the Contracting Officer. The contractor, identified by CAGE code 7JFC7 and operating under NAICS code 423430, is subject to administrative oversight by Contracting Officer Christopher Lawrence, who also serves as the Local Administrator, with no designated COR or COTR named in the documentation. No detailed specifications for packaging, marking, preservation, or shipping terms are provided, and while the submission process references PDF documentation standards and a designated delivery address in Philadelphia, no formal proposal formatting requirements, page limits, or electronic invoicing protocols are outlined. The contract’s compliance obligations, particularly under the DEI clause, represent a central administrative requirement with potential consequences for noncompliance, including contract suspension or termination, while technical performance expectations are tied to system uptime, troubleshooting, and operational support without reference to industry standards such as MIL-STD or IEEE.