LEVER ASSEMBLY, FUEL

Offerors must comply with strict domestic sourcing requirements under the Berry Amendment and Buy American Act, with the Berry threshold now set at $150,000, requiring full disclosure of any non-domestic materials used in the quotation. The solicitation explicitly prohibits the provision of covered telecommunications equipment or services as defined by FAR 52.204-24 and DFARS 252.204-7016. Additive manufacturing is not authorized unless specifically approved in advance, and offers containing AM-produced items will be disqualified. Offerors are strongly encouraged to submit quantity ranges due to fluctuating demand on open purchase requests, enabling the government to consolidate or adjust requirements without administrative delay, though this flexibility does not extend to Auto IDC. All offerors must represent their small business status accurately if claiming set-aside eligibility, including submission of required certifications under FAR provisions 52.212-3 and 52.219-1. Contractors must register via DLA’s new AMPS system within two months to maintain access to the Vendor Shipment Module and continue shipping to DLA, with VSM WebServices users required to update their internal schema by the specified deadline. Failure to register or update systems will result in loss of shipping capability. Offerors planning to quote after the closing date must submit a “No Bid” response on DIBBS with an anticipated quote date or reason for non-submission to avoid assumptions of non-responsiveness. The item in question is a lever assembly for fuel systems, solicited for 42 units with a 297-day delivery window, under solicitation SPE4A7-26-T-564F, with Tasia Carney as the primary point of contact. Fast Pay is not available for this procurement.