GOVERNMENT FIRST ARTICLE TEST

The contract, identified as SPE4A719PD109 and awarded to VOLUMATIC INC with CAGE code 1P642, is a termination settlement agreement under modification P00005 with a total value of $2,758.02, awarded on July 16, 2026. It does not represent a new procurement but rather the final financial resolution for the termination of a prior contract, closing out obligations related to undelivered items including a LONGERON (NSN 1560016206832) and a previously estimated termination settlement that was canceled without cost. The settlement payment covers costs associated with inventory accounting, subcontractor certifications, and compliance with FAR 52.249-1 and FAR 43.203(a), which govern the administration of terminations for convenience. The contractor has certified full accountability of all termination inventory, including scrap and subcontractor-held items, and has assigned to the government all rights to unaccounted-for property under these provisions, establishing ongoing audit and compliance obligations. Performance occurred at the contractor’s facility in Macon, Georgia, with the Defense Logistics Agency’s Aviation division in Richmond, Virginia, serving as the contracting office and point of contact under Emily Johnson. No delivery schedule, FOB terms, or place of performance is explicitly defined, as the contract’s purpose is administrative closure rather than production or delivery. Packaging, marking, inspection, or quality standards are not specified, and no MIL-STD or other technical specifications are referenced. The contract includes no options, extensions, or future work, and no evaluation factors are documented because it is a settlement, not a competitive award. The only required submission is the signed copy of the settlement agreement, submitted as a PDF, with no electronic invoicing system specified beyond general invoice submission requirements. Accounting data is referenced via an appropriation code but details are contained on an unreleased continuation sheet. No COR, COTR, or PCO is named beyond the contracting officer, and socioeconomic or small business status is not declared. The contract operates entirely under standard federal acquisition termination procedures without additional special requirements or clauses beyond those necessary for financial and inventory closure.