LIGHT, EXTENSION

The contract pertains to the procurement of two extension lights identified by NSN 6230015629660 and part number GL5150-12IR under solicitation SPE8E7-26-T-1854 issued by the Defense Logistics Agency. Delivery is required within ten days of award at FOB Origin, with inspection and acceptance occurring at the destination location, which is specified as Fort Hood, Texas. The Unit of Issue is each, with no variance permitted in quantity. The contractor must comply with the DLA Master List of Technical and Quality Requirements, which supersedes commercial standards such as ASTM D3951. Packaging must adhere to RP001 for palletization and MIL-STD-129 for labeling and marking, with hazardous materials requiring compliance with TQ Requirement IP025 and FED-STD-313. Non-hazardous materials must meet ASTM D3951 unless overridden by DLA requirements. All packaging must be properly marked with the specified Unit of Issue and Quantity per Unit Pack, and barcoding must support automated logistics systems. Cybersecurity compliance is mandated through the requirement for a CMMC Level 2 Self-Assessment and adherence to DFARS 252.204-7012 and 252.204-7020, which mandate safeguarding Covered Defense Information and compliance with NIST SP 800-171. The contract incorporates FAR clauses addressing contract type, equal opportunity, anti-trafficking, whistleblower rights, and information security, including restrictions on covered telecommunications equipment. Invoicing must be submitted via WAWF, and payment processing relies on the DoDAAC system. The offeror must possess a valid Unique Entity Identifier and be registered in SAM. Representations regarding small business status and socioeconomic classifications are required, and submissions must be made electronically through the DIBBS portal by the May 20, 2026 deadline. The solicitation allows for alternative contract types under FAR 52.216-1 Alternate I and includes class deviations and deviations for contract type and labor provisions. No contract value is specified, and no options, key personnel, or OCI provisions are detailed, though the underlying cybersecurity and packaging obligations are strictly enforced.